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 1    2,    2,  377|  opinion the suggestions of the metropolitan and suffragans of the province
 2    2,    2,  395|       more than six months, the metropolitan is to inform the Apostolic
 3    2,    2,  395|     absence; if it concerns the metropolitan, the senior suffragan is
 4    2,    2,  413|     must be communicated to the metropolitan, is to be renewed at least
 5    2,    2,  415|    exercising his function, the metropolitan or, if there is none or
 6    2,    2,  421|   designation devolves upon the metropolitan, and if the metropolitan
 7    2,    2,  421|        metropolitan, and if the metropolitan church itself is vacant
 8    2,    2,  421|    itself is vacant or both the metropolitan and the suffragan churches
 9    2,    2,  425|        have been neglected, the metropolitan or, if the metropolitan
10    2,    2,  425|         metropolitan or, if the metropolitan church itself is vacant,
11    2,    2,  432|      provincial council and the metropolitan possess authority in an
12    2,    2,  435|                      Can. 435 A metropolitan, who is the archbishop of
13    2,    2,  435|         province. The office of metropolitan is joined with an episcopal
14    2,    2,  436|       the suffragan dioceses, a metropolitan is competent:~1/ to exercise
15    2,    2,  436|       Apostolic See can endow a metropolitan with special functions and
16    2,    2,  436|         particular law.~§3. The metropolitan has no other power of governance
17    2,    2,  437|      the canonical provision, a metropolitan is obliged to request the
18    2,    2,  437|   signifies the power which the metropolitan, in communion with the Roman
19    2,    2,  437|         his own province.~§2. A metropolitan can use the pallium according
20    2,    2,  437|         gives his assent.~§3. A metropolitan needs a new pallium if he
21    2,    2,  437|       is transferred to another metropolitan see.~
22    2,    2,  440|        can. 439, §2.~§2. When a metropolitan see is vacant, a provincial
23    2,    2,  442|      Can. 442 §1. It is for the metropolitan with the consent of the
24    2,    2,  442|  dissolve it.~§2. It is for the metropolitan or, if he is legitimately
25    2,    2,  443|      plenary council, or of the metropolitan together with the suffragan
26    2,    2,  467| declarations and decrees to the metropolitan and the conference of bishops.~
27    2,    2,  501|       having consulted with the metropolitan, or, if it concerns the
28    2,    2,  501|          or, if it concerns the metropolitan see itself, with the suffragan
29    7,    1, 1437|   bishop, appeal is made to the metropolitan tribunal, without prejudice
30    7,    1, 1437|       first instance before the metropolitan, appeal is made to the tribunal
31    7,    1, 1437|       to the tribunal which the metropolitan has designated in a stable