Article 23. The bishops shall be charged with the organization of their seminaries, and the regulation of that organization shall be submitted to the approbation of the First Consul. Article 24. Those who shall be chosen to teach in the seminaries shall subscribe to the declaration made by the clergy of France in 1682 and published by an edict of the same year; they will be obliged to teach the doctrine therein contained; and the bishops shall address a formal attestation of such submission to the counsellor of State charged with all matters concerning religious worship. The bishops will ordain no persons whose names have not been submitted to the Government and approved by it. Article 27. Pastors may not enter upon their functions before they have taken in the hands of the prefect the oath prescribed by the convention made between the Government and the Holy See. A formal attestation of this act shall be drawn up by the secretary general of the prefecture, and they shall receive a copy of the same. Article 32. No foreigner can be employed in the functions of the ecclesiastical ministry without the permission of the Government. Article 39. There shall be but one liturgy and one catechism for all the Catholic churches of France. Article 40. No pastor may order extraordinary public prayers in his parish without the special permission of the bishop. Article 41. No feast, with the exception of Sunday, may be established without the permission of the Government. Article 45. No religious ceremony shall be held outside the edifices consecrated to Catholic worship in such cities as contain temples destined for a different worship. Article 53. They shall not in their powers make any publication foreign to religious worship, unless they be authorized to do so by the Government. Article 54. They shall not bestow the nuptial blessing except on such as can prove in good and due form that they have already contracted their marriage before a civil official. Article 56. In all ecclesiastical and religious documents it will be required to observe the equinoctial calendar established by the laws of the Republic; the days shall be designated by the names they hold in that calendar. Article 64. The salary of an archbishop shall be 15,000 francs. Article 65. The salary of bishops shall be 10,000 francs. Article 66. Pastors shall be distributed into two classes. The salary of pastors of the first class shall be 1,500 francs; that of pastors of the second class shall be 1,000 francs.