Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     3,  28   |      friends.185 All priests, both diocesan and religious, by reason
 2     5,  41   |   especially those who are called "diocesan priests," due to the special


Sacrosanctum concilium
   Chap., Paragraph
 3     7,  126  |        shall give a hearing to the diocesan commission on sacred art


Gravissimum educationis
   Chap., Paragraph
 4     0        |          to supply the demand on a diocesan, national and international


Ad gentes
   Chap., Paragraph
 5     2,  16   |       churches gradually acquire a diocesan structure with their own
 6     2,  17   |            of schools, both on the diocesan and on the regional levels,
 7     3,  19   |         number of vocations to the diocesan clergy and to religious
 8     5,  30   |         and center of unity in the diocesan apostolate, to promote missionary
 9     6,  38   |           will exhort and help the diocesan congregations to play a
10     6,  38   |       growing from day to day, and diocesan priests have expressed the
11     6,  38   |        some priests from among the diocesan clergy; they should decide
12     6,  38   |      institutes and seminaries for diocesan mission clergy, and the
13     6,  41   |            cooperate in parish and diocesan activities, and organize


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
14     2,  7(41)|            not one, an assembly of diocesan consultors (cf. Code of
15     2,  8    |          that all priests, whether diocesan or religious, help one another
16     2,  11   |      vocations, therefore, whether diocesan or national, are highly
17     3,  21   |          collected by a particular diocesan institution, which the bishop
18     3,  21   |           laws-there may be either diocesan institutes, whether federated


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
19     3,  10   |       invitation to participate in diocesan projects. Indeed, to fulfill
20     3,  10   |    cooperation to the parochial or diocesan boundaries but strive to
21     5,  26(7)|           cf. Benedict XIV, On the Diocesan Synod, I, 3, Chap. 9, no.


Optatam totius
   Chap., Paragraph
22              |         necessary for all priests, diocesan and religious and of every
23              | prescriptions directly concern the diocesan clergy, they are to be appropriately


Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
24     1, 8     |         grants the faculty to each diocesan bishop to dispense, in a
25     1, 10    |            bishops, too-especially diocesan bishops-will be chosen as
26     2        |                                 I. Diocesan Bishops ~
27     2, 21    |          so important and weighty, diocesan bishops and others regarded
28     2        |                                II. Diocesan Boundaries ~
29     2, 22    |        Catholic Church.~Concerning diocesan boundaries, therefore, this
30     2, 22    |       souls, a fitting revision of diocesan boundaries be undertaken
31     2, 23    |                    23. In revising diocesan boundaries first place must
32     2, 23    |         mind.~1.) In determining a diocesan boundary, as far as possible
33     2, 23    |          people who are engaged in diocesan projects. On the other hand,
34     2, 23    |           of a different rite, the diocesan bishop should provide for
35     2        |         the Pastoral Office of the Diocesan Bishops~
36     2, 25    |           be appointed because the diocesan bishop cannot personally
37     2, 25    |            appointed to assist the diocesan bishop. Coadjutor and auxiliary
38     2, 25    |      detriment to the unity of the diocesan administration and the authority
39     2, 25    |           and the authority of the diocesan bishop. ~Furthermore, coadjutor
40     2, 25    |          part of the burden of the diocesan bishops, so should exercise
41     2, 25    |      respect and reverence for the diocesan bishop and he, in turn,
42     2, 26    |         good of souls demands, the diocesan bishop should not hesitate
43     2, 26    |          letter of nomination, the diocesan bishop is to appoint his
44     2, 26    |       cease when the office of the diocesan bishop comes to an end.
45     2, 26    |         named vicar general by the diocesan bishop. In particular cases
46     2, 26    |           good of the diocese, the diocesan bishop and his coadjutor
47     2        |                             2. The diocesan curia and commissions~
48     2, 27    |            important office in the diocesan curia is that of vicar general.
49     2, 27    |           people who belong to the diocesan curia should realize that
50     2, 27    |       ministry of the bishop. ~The diocesan curia should be so organized
51     2, 27    |         established over which the diocesan bishop himself will preside
52     2        |                             3. The diocesan clergy ~
53     2, 28    |           28. All presbyters, both diocesan and religious, participate
54     2, 28    |         the first place is held by diocesan priests who are incardinated
55     2, 28    |         between the bishop and the diocesan priests should rest most
56     2, 28    |         possible. ~Furthermore all diocesan priests should be united
57     2, 34    |            in a special way to the diocesan family and offer great assistance
58     2, 35    |     dioceses and that the unity of diocesan discipline be preserved
59     2, 35    |          souls and the scarcity of diocesan clergy, Religious communities
60     2, 35    |           and between them and the diocesan clergy. There should also
61     3, 41    |        norms given with respect to diocesan boundaries in numbers 23-
62     3, 42    |           in these offices and the diocesan bishops and the episcopal
63     3, 43    |      complete cooperation with the diocesan bishops.1~Diocesan bishops
64     3, 43    |        with the diocesan bishops.1~Diocesan bishops should release to