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Canon Law› II.The People of GodBook II› III.Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic LifePart III› I.Institutes of Consecrated LifeSection I› II.Religious InstitutesTitle II› VI.Separation of Members from the InstituteChapter VI› 2.Departure from an InstituteArt. 2

Can. 693

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If a member is a cleric, an indult is not granted before he finds a bishop who incardinates him in the diocese or at least receives him experimentally. If he is received experimentally, he is incardinated into the diocese by the law itself after five years have passed, unless the bishop has refused him.

Read the whole title TITLE IIReligious Institutes 607–709

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