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 1    2,    1,  272|              Can. 272 A diocesan administrator cannot grant excardination
 2    2,    1,  312|    territory, but not a diocesan administrator, for diocesan associations,
 3    2,    2,  371|        entrusted to an apostolic administrator who governs it in the name
 4    2,    2,  409|         the function of diocesan administrator, he is to exercise this
 5    2,    2,  409|        authority of the diocesan administrator who presides offer the governance
 6    2,    2,  414|         diocese which a diocesan administrator has by law.~
 7    2,    2,  418|          the power of a diocesan administrator and is bound by the obligations
 8    2,    2,  419|        designation of a diocesan administrator, the governance of a diocese
 9    2,    2,  419|          to designate a diocesan administrator.~
10    2,    2,  421| consultors must elect a diocesan administrator, namely the one who is to
11    2,    2,  421|       502, §3.~§2. If a diocesan administrator has not been elected legitimately
12    2,    2,  422|          one elected as diocesan administrator is to do the same concerning
13    2,    2,  423|        Can. 423 §1. One diocesan administrator is to be designated; any
14    2,    2,  423|          invalid.~§2. A diocesan administrator is not to be the finance
15    2,    2,  423|      diocese has been elected as administrator, the Finance council is
16    2,    2,  424|              Can. 424 A diocesan administrator is to be elected according
17    2,    2,  425|         the function of diocesan administrator.~§2. A priest who is outstanding
18    2,    2,  425|        to be elected as diocesan administrator.~§3. If the conditions previously
19    2,    2,  425|       matter, is to designate an administrator in his place. The acts of
20    2,    2,  426|        designation of a diocesan administrator possesses the power which
21    2,    2,  427|          Can. 427 §1. A diocesan administrator is bound by the obligations
22    2,    2,  427|  accepted election, the diocesan administrator obtains power and no other
23    2,    2,  429|              Can. 429 A diocesan administrator is obliged to reside in
24    2,    2,  430|       The function of a diocesan administrator ceases when the new bishop
25    2,    2,  430|        The removal of a diocesan administrator is reserved to the Holy
26    2,    2,  430|  reserved to the Holy See. If an administrator resigns, the resignation
27    2,    2,  430|        acceptance.~If a diocesan administrator has been removed, resigns,
28    2,    2,  430|        or dies, another diocesan administrator is to be elected according
29    2,    2,  436|          to designate a diocesan administrator according to the norm of
30    2,    2,  461|         bishop but of another as administrator, he can convoke one diocesan
31    2,    2,  485|    bishop, but not by a diocesan administrator except with the consent
32    2,    2,  490|        necessity by the diocesan administrator himself.~§3. Documents are
33    2,    2,  509|       bishop, but not a diocesan administrator, to confer each and every
34    2,    2,  520|       bishop, but not a diocesan administrator, can entrust a parish to
35    2,    2,  525|          belongs to the diocesan administrator or another who governs the
36    2,    2,  539|          as possible a parochial administrator, that is, a priest who takes
37    2,    2,  540|         Can. 540 §1. A parochial administrator is bound by the same duties
38    2,    2,  540|       otherwise.~§2. A parochial administrator is not permitted to do anything
39    2,    2,  540|        his function, a parochial administrator is to render an account
40    2,    2,  541|       appointment of a parochial administrator, the parochial vicar is
41    2,    2,  549|         3 and unless a parochial administrator has been appointed, the
42    2,    2,  552|      diocesan bishop or diocesan administrator can remove a parochial vicar
43    3,    0,  833|         consultors, the diocesan administrator;~5/ in the presence of the
44    4,    1,  956|          Can. 956 Each and every administrator of pious causes or those
45    4,    1, 1018|       can. 1016;~2/ an apostolic administrator and, with the consent of
46    4,    1, 1018|        of consultors, a diocesan administrator; with the consent of the
47    4,    1, 1018|      pro-prefect.~§2. A diocesan administrator, apostolic pro-vicar, and
48    5,    0, 1272|     Roman Pontiff is the supreme administrator and steward of all ecclesiastical
49    5,    0, 1278|         case of negligence by an administrator.~§2. In the administration
50    5,    0, 1279|      statutes, are to assist the administrator in ful-filling his or her
51    7,    1, 1419|          removed by the diocesan administrator; when the new bishop arrives,
52    7,    5, 1747|        is to provide a parochial administrator in the meantime.~