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STATUTES OF MOUNT ST. MARY'S SEMINARY Emmitsburg, Maryland ARTICLE I ESTABLISHMENT 1.1 Mount St. Mary's Seminary (the "Seminary") 1s a diocesan seminy of the chdiocese of Baltimore. 1.2 The Seminary possesses public non-collegial juridic personality ipso iure according to the Code of Canon Law of the Roman Catholic Church. 1 1.3 In civil law, the Seminary is a 509(a)(3) Type 1 supporting organization to Mount St. Mary's University (the "University"). 1.4 The Seminary is to be under the patronage of the Immaculate Conception, St. John Viaey, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, d Blessed Stey Rother. ARTICLE II GOVEANCE 2.1 The attributes of the Seminary as an ecclesiastical public juridic person are set rth in the Code of Canon Law and in these Statutes. The attributes of the Seminy as a civil cooration are set rth in the articles of incorporation in civil law. The attributes of the Seminy as both a non-collegial ecclesiastical public juridic person and as a civil corporation shall be consistent and consonant with one another. The attributes of the Seminary as a non-collegial ecclesiastical public juridic person in con law shall be set rth explicitly or by rerence in all relevant civil documents in a maer that they will be protected and given ll rce and eﬀect in civil law as well as in con law. 2.2 All relevant civil documents, including Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws of the Seminary, shall be consistent d consont with these Statutes. Where necessy to accomplish this end speciﬁc provisions of these Statutes shall be explicitly set rth or incorporated by rerence in relevt civil documents. 2.3 Goveance of the Seminary shall always be in accordance with the Code of Canon Law, the current edition of e Proam ofPriestly Formation of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, and any and all other norms pertaining to the goveance and administration of Roman Catholic seminaries issued by canonically competent ecclesiastical authority. The University Bod recognizes the deliberative 1 CIC c. 238 §1.

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STATUTES OF MOUNT ST. MARY'S SEMINARY

Emmitsburg, Maryland

ARTICLE I

ESTABLISHMENT

1.1 Mount St. Mary's Seminary (the "Seminary") 1s a diocesan seminary of the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

1.2 The Seminary possesses public non-collegial juridic personality ipso iure according to the Code of Canon Law of the Roman Catholic Church. 1

1.3 In civil law, the Seminary is a 509(a)(3) Type 1 supporting organization to Mount St. Mary's University (the "University").

1.4 The Seminary is to be under the patronage of the Immaculate Conception, St. John Vianney, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, and Blessed Stanley Rother.

ARTICLE II

GOVERNANCE

2.1 The attributes of the Seminary as an ecclesiastical public juridic person are set forth in the Code of Canon Law and in these Statutes. The attributes of the Seminary as a civil corporation are set forth in the articles of incorporation in civil law. The attributes of the Seminary as both a non-collegial ecclesiastical public juridic person and as a civil corporation shall be consistent and consonant with one another. The attributes of the Seminary as a non-collegial ecclesiastical public juridic person in canon law shall be set forth explicitly or by reference in all relevant civil documents in a manner that they will be protected and given full force and effect in civil law as well as in canon law.

2.2 All relevant civil documents, including Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws of the Seminary, shall be consistent and consonant with these Statutes. Where necessary to accomplish this end specific provisions of these Statutes shall be explicitly set forth or incorporated by reference in relevant civil documents.

2.3 Governance of the Seminary shall always be in accordance with the Code of Canon Law, the current edition of the Program of Priestly Formation of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, and any and all other norms pertaining to the governance and administration of Roman Catholic seminaries issued by canonically competent ecclesiastical authority. The University Board recognizes the deliberative

1 CIC can. 238 §1.