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The office of pastor, like any other ecclesiastical office, cannot be acquired 333–35 without canonical provision (c. 146). The provision of offices in one’s own particular Church, unless expressly provided otherwise by law, is the responsibility of the diocesan bishop (c. 157). Under ordinary circumstances (sede plena), the provision of the office of pastor belongs to the diocesan bishop (cc. 523–524). However, in extraordinary situations (sede vacante or sede impedita), 2 the provision belongs to the diocesan administrator (sede vacante) or its temporary administrator (sede impedita) on the condition that one year has elapsed since the occurrence of such an emergency situation in the particular Church (c. 525).

Stages in Canonical Provision of the Office of Pastor under the Current Polish Synodal Legislation