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5. For a cleric not incardinated in the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady

of Walsingham to assist at a marriage of the faithful belonging to the Ordi-

nariate, he must receive the faculty from the Ordinary or the pastor of the

personal parish to which the faithful belong.10

6. The Ordinary is a member by right of the Episcopal Conference of

England and Wales, with deliberative vote in those cases in which this is

required in law.11

7. A cleric, having come originally from the Anglican Communion, who

has already been ordained in the Catholic Church and incardinated in a

Diocese, is able to be incardinated in the Ordinariate in accord with the norm

of can. 267 CIC.

8. Until the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham may have

established its own Tribunal, the judicial cases of its faithful are referred to

the Tribunal of the Diocese in which one of the parties has a domicile, while

taking into account, however, the different titles of competence established

in cann. 1408-1414 and 1673 CIC.12

9. The faithful of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham

who are, temporarily or permanently, outside the territory of the Episcopal

Conference of England and Wales, while remaining members of the Ordina-

riate, are bound by universal law and those particular laws of the territory

where they find themselves.13

10. If a member of the faithful moves permanently into a place where

another Personal Ordinariate has been erected, he is able, on his own request,

to be received into it. The new Ordinary is bound to inform the original

Personal Ordinariate of the reception. If a member of the faithful wishes to

leave the Ordinariate, he must make such a decision known to his own

Ordinary.

He automatically becomes a member of the Diocese where he resides. In

this case, the Ordinary will ensure that the Diocesan Bishop is informed.

10 Cfr. cann. 1110-1111 CIC. 11 Complementary Norms, Art. 2 § 2. 12 Cfr. Apostolic Constitution Anglicanorum coetibus, Art. XII. 13 Cfr. can. 13 § 3 CIC.