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1. www.catholic.org › encyclopedia › viewBenefice - Encyclopedia Volume - Catholic Online

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   a twofold perpetuity, objective and subjective, inasmuch as the source of income must be permanently established and at the same time the appointment to the benefice must be for life, and not subject to revocation, save for the causes and in the cases specified by law ;

2. ccel.org › s › schaffBENEFICE. - ccel.org

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   The conditions of a proper canonical appointment to a benefice are several: (1) A vacancy must exist, and that a real one, not such as would be caused by the forcible expulsion of the incumbent. Thus expectancies are forbidden; but the election of a coadjutor-bishop cum jure successionis is allowed.

3. www.dioceseofnorwich.org › mission_and_ministryAppointment of a new Incumbent - Diocese of Norwich

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   This form is used when a vacancy arises in a benefice, and starts the process under which a new incumbent is appointed. The Bishop gives notice to the “designated officer”, who in Norwich is the Diocesan Secretary, and copies the notice to the Diocesan Registrar.

4. londondiocesanregistry.co.uk › patronageAppointment of a New Incumbent - londondiocesanregistry.co.uk

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   The Patronage (Benefices) Measure 1986 and Patronage (Benefices) Rules 1987 set out the procedure to be followed for selecting a new incumbent when a benefice becomes vacant.

5. www.norwichdiocesanregistry.co.uk › patronage › appointmentAppointment of a New Incumbent - Norwich Diocesan Registry

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   This form is used when a vacancy arises in a benefice, and starts the process under which a new incumbent is appointed. The Bishop gives notice to the “designated officer”, who in Norwich is the Diocesan Secretary, and copies the notice to the Diocesan Registrar.

6. www.thereformation.info › beneficeBenefice - The Reformation

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   service. Four characteristics are essential to every benefice: the right to revenue from church property, the beneficed cleric being the usufructuary and not the proprietor of the source of his support; a twofold perpetuity, objective and subjective, inasmuch as the source of income must be permanently

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   How does a priest accept an offer of benefice?

   • Form 36 Approval by Bishop of Offer of Benefice When a priest is willing to accept an offer to fill the vacancy, the Patron must seek the Bishop’s approval of the making of the offer by completing the first part of the Form and then sending it to the Bishop for his approval or otherwise to be endorsed on the second part of the Form.

   Appointment of a New Incumbent - London Diocesan Registry

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   What is a diocesan vacancy form?

   • This form is used when a vacancy arises in a benefice, and starts the process under which a new incumbent is appointed. The Bishop gives notice to the “designated officer”, who in Norwich is the Diocesan Secretary, and copies the notice to the Diocesan Registrar.

   Appointment of a new Incumbent - Diocese of Norwich

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   What is the Patronage (Benefices) Measure 1986?

   • The Patronage (Benefices) Measure 1986 and Patronage (Benefices) Rules 1987 set out the procedure to be followed for selecting a new incumbent when a benefice becomes vacant.

   Appointment of a New Incumbent - London Diocesan Registry

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   Can a bishop appoint a priest-in-charge?

   • In such a case the Bishop may wish to appoint a priest-in-charge. Although a priest-in-charge is legally different from an incumbent, in that a priest-in-charge does not have a freehold, their respective responsibilities in the parish are the same, and parishioners will be unlikely to know that there is a difference.

   Appointment of a new Incumbent - Diocese of Norwich

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   What is the Bishop's power to suspend a patron's presentation?

   • Under the provisions of the Mission and Pastoral Measure 2011, the Bishop has the power to suspend the patron’s right of presentation to the vacant benefice, in order to allow plans for pastoral reorganisation to be considered or implemented. In such a case the Bishop may wish to appoint a priest-in-charge.

   Appointment of a New Incumbent - Norwich Diocesan Registry

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   What is the difference between a priest-in-charge and an incumbent?

   • Although a priest-in-charge is legally different from an incumbent, in that a priest-in-charge does not have a freehold, their respective responsibilities in the parish are the same, and parishioners will be unlikely to know that there is a difference. Moreover the procedures for appointment are very similar.

   Appointment of a new Incumbent - Diocese of Norwich

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8. www.savetheparish.com › help-for-parishes › patronsPatrons and Pastoral Reorganisation - Save the Parish

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   The Patron of a benefice has the right to present a priest for admission to a vacant benefice and will thus be involved in the appointment process.