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Latin Church, a
bishop is the
ordinary minister of
confirmation and he may
licitly administer it to his own
subjects everywhere and, in his own territory...
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particular that 1) it is
generally not
licit to
baptise a
child of a
Jewish family without parental consent, 2) it is
licit to
baptise a
Jewish child in danger...
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obstacle that
prevents a
sacrament from
being performed either validly or
licitly or both. The term is used most
frequently in
relationship to the sacraments...
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canon law
gives cardinals the
faculty of
hearing confessions validly and
licitly everywhere,
whereas other priests and
bishops must be
granted this faculty...
- both the
Latin Church and the
Eastern Catholic Churches govern who may
licitly celebrate certain sacraments, as well as
strict rules about who may receive...
- that "Catholic
ministers licitly administer the
Sacraments only to the
Catholic faithful, who
likewise receive them
licitly only from
Catholic ministers...
- by
illicit laboratories,
while the
other three Schedules are
mainly for
licitly produced pharmaceuticals. The
UNODC report also
claims that the Convention's...
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licit. The Note
cites other,
previous Vatican pronouncements on
whether development of
vaccines by use of
aborted fetal cell
lines is
morally licit....
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Licit and
Illicit Drugs: The
Consumers Union Report on Narcotics, Stimulants, Depressants, Inhalants, Hallucinogens, and Marijuana–including Caffeine...
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historical cases, they are
referred to as Uniates. "Catholic
ministers licitly administer the
sacraments of penance, Eucharist, and
anointing of the sick...
