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Sanctions in the Church » Offenses and Penalties in General » The Remission of Penalties and the Prescription of Actions
Canon 1358. §1 The remission of a censure cannot be granted except to an offender whose contempt has been purged in accordance with can. 1347 §2. However, once the contempt
has been purged, the remission cannot be refused, without prejudice to the provision of can. 1361 §4.
§2 The one who remits a censure can make provision in accordance with can. 1348, and can also impose a penance.
§1. Remissio censurae dari non potest nisi delinquenti qui a contumacia, ad normam can. 1347,§2, recesserit; recedenti autem denegari nequit, salvo praescripto can. 1361,§4.
§2. Qui censuram remittit, potest ad normam can. 1348 providere vel etiam paenitentiam imponere.
Previous Nexthas been purged, the remission cannot be refused, without prejudice to the provision of can. 1361 §4.
§2 The one who remits a censure can make provision in accordance with can. 1348, and can also impose a penance.
§1. Remissio censurae dari non potest nisi delinquenti qui a contumacia, ad normam can. 1347,§2, recesserit; recedenti autem denegari nequit, salvo praescripto can. 1361,§4.
§2. Qui censuram remittit, potest ad normam can. 1348 providere vel etiam paenitentiam imponere.
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