The college of consultors assists the diocesan bishop in the governance of the diocese in accord with the provisions of Church law. For.

For particular exercises of ecclesiastical governance, Canon Law requires that the Bishop consult the College, and even obtain its consent in some matters. When ...

Can. 494 §1. In every diocese, after having heard the college of consultors and the Finance council, the bishop is to appoint a Finance officer who is ...

The College assists the Diocesan Bishop in certain areas of administration as determined by law. The College also provides for the governance of the Diocese.

The College of Consultors is a consultative body of 6 to 12 priests, as required by canon law (c. 502), who serve for a period of five years or until ...

The Code of Canon Law is provided courtertesy of, and with permission from, the Canon Law Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Catechism paragraphs were ...

Canon law requires the Bishop to consult with his college of consultors before making certain decisions. Rt Rev Mgr Joseph McGrath, PP VF VG. V Rev Brian ...

The College of Consultors acts freely and autonomously, according to its statutes and the norm of law, especially the Code of Canon Law currently in force.

If canon law requires the consent of the College of Consultors for an action to be valid, the matter is to be considered formally at a meeting of the College (c ...