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 1    4,    3, 1235|    cannot be moved; it is called movable if it can be removed.~§2.
 2    4,    3, 1235|         church, but a fixed or a movable altar in other places designated
 3    4,    3, 1236|      made of any material.~§2. A movable altar can be constructed
 4    4,    3, 1237|    altars must be dedicated, and movable altars must be dedicated
 5    4,    3, 1238|         Altars, whether fixed or movable, do not lose their dedication
 6    4,    3, 1239|          altar, whether fixed or movable, must be reserved for divine
 7    5,    0, 1269|     immovable property, precious movable objects, and personal or
 8    5,    0, 1282| inventory of immovable property, movable objects, whether precious
 9    5,    0, 1284|        or Christian charity from movable goods which do not belong
10    5,    0, 1301|          indicate to him all its movable and immovable goods with
11    5,    0, 1304|              Can. 1305 Money and movable goods assigned to an endowment
12    5,    0, 1304|        the money or value of the movable goods is protected; as soon
13    6,    2, 1375|          A person who profanes a movable or immovable sacred object
14    7,    2, 1655|        is condemned to furnish a movable thing, to pay money, or