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 1    2,    1,  317|    outside their own churches or houses in virtue of apostolic privilege.
 2    2,    2,  397|       pontifical right and their houses only in the cases expressed
 3    2,    3      |             CHAPTER I.~RELIGIOUS HOUSES AND THEIR ERECTION AND SUPPRESSION~
 4    2,    3,  609|                     Can. 609 §1. Houses of a religious institute
 5    2,    3,  610|          610 §1. The erection of houses takes place with consideration
 6    2,    3,  621|        621 A grouping of several houses which constitutes an immediate
 7    2,    3,  622|          over all the provinces, houses, and members of an institute;
 8    2,    3,  628|        function are to visit the houses and members entrusted to
 9    2,    3,  628|          can. 615;~2/ individual houses of an institute of diocesan
10    2,    3,  629|       reside in their respective houses, and are not to absent themselves
11    2,    3,  630|          monasteries of nuns, in houses of formation, and in more
12    2,    3,  634|       institutes, provinces, and houses are capable of acquiring,
13    2,    3,  667|              Can. 667 §1. In all houses, cloister adapted to the
14    2,    3,  707|       residence even outside the houses of his institute, unless
15    2,    3,  741|       otherwise, their parts and houses are juridic persons and,
16    4,    1,  860|          be conferred in private houses, unless the local ordinary
17    7,    1, 1426| controversy between religious or houses of the same clerical religious