Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1  II, 0,15   | strengthens them with his pastoral charity; and he gives them an authoritative
 2  II, 0,17   |      particular bonds of apostolic charity, ministry and fraternity
 3  II, 0,17   |          serve the faith, hope and charity of the laity. They recognize
 4  II, 0,18   |            rooted in the truth and charity of Christ, and impelled
 5 III, 0,19   |      holiness or the perfection of charity. ~The Council's statement
 6 III, 0,19   |           and to the perfection of charity"(40) applies in a special
 7 III, 0,21   |         and Shepherd, and Pastoral Charity~21. By sacramental consecration
 8 III, 0,22   |     manifestation of his "pastoral charity," or rather, a daily enactment
 9 III, 0,22   |          live out his own pastoral charity. ~Christ's gift of himself
10 III, 0,23   |          and shepherd, is pastoral charity, as a participation in Jesus
11 III, 0,23   |        Jesus Christ's own pastoral charity, a gift freely bestowed
12 III, 0,23   |           content of this pastoral charity is the gift of self, the
13 III, 0,23   |       example of Christ. "Pastoral charity is the virtue by which we
14 III, 0,23   |            for his flock. Pastoral charity determines our way of thinking
15 III, 0,23   |          and synthesis of pastoral charity, is directed toward the
16 III, 0,23   |          the priest. With pastoral charity, which distinguishes the
17 III, 0,23   |    community the priest's pastoral charity impels and demands in a
18 III, 0,23   |       explicitly states: "Pastoral charity requires that a priest always
19 III, 0,23   |          reference of the priest's charity is Jesus Christ himself.
20 III, 0,23   |           the head and spouse will charity become a source, criterion,
21 III, 0,23   |               Jn. 21:17) ~Pastoral charity, which has its specific
22 III, 0,23   |     Council states: "This pastoral charity flows mainly from the eucharistic
23 III, 0,23   |        this, the priest's pastoral charity not only flows from the
24 III, 0,23   |     dimension. ~This same pastoral charity is the dynamic inner principle
25 III, 0,23   |            virtue of this pastoral charity the essential and permanent
26 III, 0,23   |          very exercise of pastoral charity the bond of priestly perfection
27 III, 0,24   |          the basis of the pastoral charity bestowed by the sacrament
28 III, 0,24   |          and live out his pastoral charity which is both the source
29 III, 0,25   |     leadership of the community in charity. This was clearly stated
30 III, 0,26   |             sacrament and pastoral charity.~The priest is first of
31 III, 0,27   |          are summed up in pastoral charity. This charity is a synthesis
32 III, 0,27   |          in pastoral charity. This charity is a synthesis which unifies
33 III, 0,27   |           and inspired by pastoral charity. Within and as a manifestation
34 III, 0,29   |          an "incentive to pastoral charity "(79) as a singular sharing
35 III, 0,30   |           who brought his pastoral charity to perfection on the cross
36 III, 0,30   |         expression of his pastoral charity for his brothers and sisters.
37 III, 0,30   |            so as to discover, in a charity which is obedient, chaste
38 III, 0,31   |          ministry and his pastoral charity.~In this perspective, it
39 III, 0,33   |          law" of love, of pastoral charity. For the development of
40 III, 0,33   |           of life, in the pastoral charity of a ministry tirelessly
41  IV, 0,35   |         her service and witness to charity.~We can now see the essential
42  IV, 0,38   |         her example and witness of charity. ~The Church, in her dignity
43  IV, 0,40   |       essentially the royal law of charity (cf. Jas. 2:8) or the perfect
44  IV, 0,40   |         bring it to fulfillment in charity.~In carrying out her educational
45  IV, 0,40   |     imitating and sharing Christ's charity, a person turns his entire
46  IV, 0,40   |          as possible, the pastoral charity of Jesus, the love of the
47   V, 1,43   |         the Christian community in charity "in the name and in the
48   V, 1,46   |       mysteries and the service of charity to the "little ones." These
49   V, 1,48   |         heart." And it is a law of charity toward God and humanity,
50   V, 1,48   |     response and prolonging of the charity of God toward humanity signified
51   V, 1,48   |         and task of that "pastoral charity" which is the soul of the
52   V, 1,48   |             sign of unity, bond of charity, (143)the paschal banquet "
53   V, 1,48   |    eucharistic offering of Christ; charity nourished by a sacrament
54   V, 1,49   |            is, therefore, a man of charity and is called to educate
55   V, 1,49   |       trained by the Spirit in the charity of Christ. In this sense
56   V, 1,49   |       involve a proper training in charity and particularly in the
57   V, 1,49   |          In the general context of charity -- which consists in the
58   V, 1,50   |           exercise of that perfect charity by which they can become
59   V, 1,53   |          to have knowledge without charity, or intelligence without
60   V, 1,57   |      Formation: Communion With the Charity of Jesus Christ the Good
61   V, 1,57   |            into communion with the charity of Christ the good shepherd.
62   V, 1,57   |      sacraments and the service of charity. Pastoral theology is not
63   V, 1,57   |        communion with the pastoral charity of Jesus, which -- just
64   V, 1,58   |           must be a witness of the charity of Christ himself who 'went
65   V, 1,58   |           is justified by pastoral charity.~If the training is to be
66   V, 2,60   |         growth of all in faith and charity so that they may prepare
67   V, 2,60   |       built on deep friendship and charity so that it can be considered
68   V, 2,60   |          the practice of fraternal charity and justice; a community
69   V, 3,65   |      develop in them that pastoral charity which he himself lived to
70  VI, 0,70   |      sacraments and the service of charity, the original and irreplaceable
71  VI, 0,70   |      ongoing formation is pastoral charity: The Holy Spirit, who infuses
72  VI, 0,70   |       Spirit, who infuses pastoral charity, introduces and accompanies
73  VI, 0,70   |     Christian priesthood. Pastoral charity itself impels the priest
74  VI, 0,70   |           the dynamism of pastoral charity and of the Holy Spirit who
75  VI, 0,71   |     integration, based on pastoral charity and in reference to it. ~
76  VI, 0,72   |         grace of Jesus Christ. The charity of the good shepherd was
77  VI, 0,72   |           all be done among you in charity (1 Cor. 16:14). Thus we
78  VI, 0,72   |        called to the perfection of charity and therefore to holiness,
79  VI, 0,72   |          to accepting the pastoral charity of Jesus Christ granted
80  VI, 0,72   |         fruit and sign of pastoral charity, so should the priest's
81  VI, 0,72   |  ministerial activity be. Pastoral charity is a gift, but it is likewise
82  VI, 0,72   |     radical demands. This pastoral charity, as has been said, impels
83  VI, 0,72   |      ministry today. Thus pastoral charity encourages and sustains
84  VI, 0,72   |          made possible by pastoral charity. Indeed, pastoral charity
85  VI, 0,72   |          charity. Indeed, pastoral charity not only coordinates and
86  VI, 0,74   |            brotherhood inspired by charity and to lead it to the Father
87  VI, 0,74   |     permanent goal of the pastoral charity which should accompany the
88  VI, 0,74   |       requirement of this pastoral charity toward one's own particular
89  VI, 0,74   |            in a spirit of pastoral charity, makes priests witnesses
90  VI, 0,74   |           building up everyone; in charity.( 226)~Finally, it is in
91  VI, 0,78   |           development and works of charity. They should establish cordial
92  VI, 0,81   |        alike, a shining example of charity and unity."( 230)~Another
93 Conclu, 0,82|         order that faith, hope and charity may grow in human hearts