CANONS IV.1-IV.2 TITLE IV ECCLESIASTICAL DISCIPLINE CANON 1: Of Accountability and Ecclesiastical Discipline By virtue of Baptism, all members of the Church are called to Accountability. holiness of life and accountabili

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