Title — Liber Sextus
Title XVIII: On the Chapels of Monks
Chapter I
Those instituted in the churches of monks for the cure of the people by a bishop at the monks' presentation are, if cause exists, to be removed by the same bishop. This states the point. Dominicus.
Boniface VIII.
Priests who are presented by monks to bishops for the cure of the people in the monks' churches and are instituted by the bishops, since they ought to be perpetual, cannot be removed from those churches except by the bishops and for a reasonable cause, notwithstanding any contrary custom or statute.
DE CAPELLIS MONACHORUM.
Instituti in ecclesiis monachorum ad curam populi per episcopum ad ipsorum praesentationem, per eundem, si causa subsit, sunt destituendi.
H. d. Dominicus.
Bonifacius VIII.
Presbyteri, qui ad curam populi per monachos in eorum ecclesiis praesentantur episcopis, et instituuntur ab ipsis, quum debeant esse perpetui, consuetudine vel statuto quovis contrario non obstante, ab eisdem nequeunt ecclesiis nisi per episcopos et ex causa rationabili amoveri.