Lumen gentium
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 1     3,  19|        formed after the manner of a college or a stable group, over
 2     3,  21|         head and the members of the college. For from the tradition,
 3     3,  22|            constitute one apostolic college, so in a similar way the
 4     3,  22|        members of the body.~But the college or body of bishops has no
 5     3,  22|      bishops, which succeeds to the college of apostles and gives this
 6     3,  22|             was granted also to the college of apostles, joined with
 7     3,  22|         with their head.15928* This college, insofar as it is composed
 8     3,  22|        universal Church, which this college enjoys, is exercised in
 9     3,  22|       provided that the head of the college calls them to collegiate
10     3,  23|             member of the episcopal college and legitimate successor
11     3,  25|            Pontiff, the head of the college of bishops, enjoys in virtue
12 Appen,  70|                                 1. "College" is not understood in a
13 Appen,  70|          the Lord set them up "as a college or stable group." Cf. also
14 Appen,  70|    throughout with reference to the College of bishops. The parallel
15 Appen,  70|             between the head of the College and its members, but only
16 Appen,  71|             becomes a member of the College by virtue of episcopal consecration
17 Appen,  71|      communion with the head of the College and with its members. Cf.
18 Appen,  72|                              3. The College, which does not exist without
19 Appen,  72|       called into question. For the College, always and of necessity,
20 Appen,  72|            its head, because in the college he preserves unhindered
21 Appen,  72|      Supreme Pontiff is head of the College, he alone is able to perform
22 Appen,  72|        bishops, e.g., convoking the College and directing it, approving
23 Appen,  73|            always in existence, the College is not as a result permanently
24 Appen,  73|          clear. In other words, the College is not always "fully active [
25 Appen,  73|                rather, it acts as a college in the strict sense only
26 Appen,  73|            are not able to act as a College: this is clear from the
27 Appen,  73|          clear from the concept of "College." This hierarchical communion


Sacrosanctum concilium
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28     1,  41|            bishop surrounded by his college of priests and by his ministers 35.~


Ad gentes
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29     3,  19|           one together with his own college of priests, being more and
30     3,  20| missionaries who form with them one college of priests, united under
31     6,  38|           bishops succeeding to the College of Apostles, are consecrated
32     6,  38|            is the duty of the whole College of Bishops.2 ~In his own


Dei verbum
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33  Pref, 3  |      concerned, all are united in a college or body with respect to
34     1, 4  |             head and members of the college, bishops are constituted
35     1, 4  |             is the successor to the college of the apostles in teaching
36     1, 4  |            members of the episcopal college, have the right to be present
37     1, 4  |       provided that the head of the college gives them a call to collegiate
38     1, 6  |            members of the episcopal college, bishops should realize


Unitatis redintegratio
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39     1,  2 |             Christ entrusted to the College of the Twelve the task of
40     1,  3 |           Covenant to the apostolic college alone, of which Peter is