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The Temporal Goods of the Church » The Acquisition of Goods
Canon 1265. §1 Without prejudice to the right of mendicant religious, all private juridical or physical persons are forbidden to make a collection for any pious or ecclesiastical institute or purpose without the written permission of their proper
Ordinary and of the local Ordinary.
§2 The Episcopal Conference can draw up rules regarding collections, which must be observed by all, including those who from their foundation are called and are
‘mendicants’.
§1. Salvo iure religiosorum mendicantium, vetatur persona quaevis privata, sive physica sive iuridica, sine proprii Ordinarii et Ordinarii loci licentia, in scriptis data, stipem cogere pro quolibet pio aut ecclesiastico instituto vel fine.
§2. Episcoporum conferentia potest normas de stipe quaeritanda statuere, quae ab omnibus servari debent, iis non exclusis, qui ex institutione mendicantes vocantur et sunt.
Previous NextOrdinary and of the local Ordinary.
§2 The Episcopal Conference can draw up rules regarding collections, which must be observed by all, including those who from their foundation are called and are
‘mendicants’.
§1. Salvo iure religiosorum mendicantium, vetatur persona quaevis privata, sive physica sive iuridica, sine proprii Ordinarii et Ordinarii loci licentia, in scriptis data, stipem cogere pro quolibet pio aut ecclesiastico instituto vel fine.
§2. Episcoporum conferentia potest normas de stipe quaeritanda statuere, quae ab omnibus servari debent, iis non exclusis, qui ex institutione mendicantes vocantur et sunt.
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