Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,4|            synod fathers, and as the bishop of Rome and successor of
 2  II, 0,12 |              into communion with the bishop and with other priests(24)
 3  II, 0,16 |                in communion with the bishop, with Peter and under Peter.
 4  II, 0,16 |        Through the priesthood of the bishop, the priesthood of the second
 5  II, 0,16 |         because -- in union with the bishop and closely related to the
 6  II, 0,17 |  hierarchical communion with his own bishop. The ordained ministry has
 7  II, 0,17 |              the priest with his own bishop, with other priests and
 8  II, 0,17 |       necessary cooperation with the bishop's ministry, in concern for
 9  II, 0,17 |           service they form with the bishop a single presbyterate.~Each
10 III, 0,20 |           Augustine: "For you I am a bishop, with you I am a Christian.
11 III, 0,20 |            the words "For you I am a bishop, with you I am a Christian,
12 III, 0,21 |            Augustine once reminded a bishop on the day of his ordination: "
13 III, 0,23 |               united in and with the bishop, as the Council explicitly
14 III, 0,23 |           bond of communion with the bishop and with his brother priests,
15 III, 0,24 |           exercise in union with the bishop and their fellow priests,
16 III, 0,26 |           his collaboration with his bishop, his life of prayer -- in
17 III, 0,28 |              with one's own diocesan bishop, who deserves that "filial
18 III, 0,28 |      cooperate harmoniously with the bishop and, through him, with Peter'
19 III, 0,31 |              s relationship with his bishop in the one presbyterate,
20 III, 0,31 |     presbyterate, his sharing in the bishop's ecclesial concern and
21 III, 0,31 |         filial relationship with the bishop, must be strengthened by
22 III, 0,32 |              the urging of their own bishop, to exercise their ministry
23  IV, 0,35 |                It is the task of the bishop or the competent superior
24  IV, 0,41 |              vocations lies with the bishop,( 113) who is called to
25  IV, 0,41 |            it falls primarily to the bishop to be concerned about "giving
26  IV, 0,41 |              of vocations.( 114)~The bishop can rely above all on the
27   V, 1,45 |           Office, to seek him in the bishop by whom they are sent and
28   V, 1,50 |         chastity in celibacy are the bishop's concern and fraternal
29   V, 1,59 |              the Church: priests and bishop, diocesan and religious
30   V, 1,59 |           the Holy Spirit and of his bishop will lead him to be sent
31   V, 2,60 |         community established by the bishop to offer to those called
32   V, 2,60 |             Church's life. In it the bishop is present through the ministry
33   V, 2,60 |             the candidates and their bishop and presbyterate, in such
34   V, 3,65 |                   The Church and the Bishop~65. Given that the formation
35   V, 3,65 |            priestly formation is the bishop. What Mark the evangelist
36   V, 3,65 |          once, can be applied to the bishop, to every bishop: "He called
37   V, 3,65 |              to the bishop, to every bishop: "He called to him those
38   V, 3,65 |            the authentic call of the bishop. Just as all can "go" to
39   V, 3,65 |          Just as all can "go" to the bishop, because he is shepherd
40   V, 3,65 |             so in a special way: The bishop, the Council tell us should
41   V, 3,65 |            being with him," with the bishop, the bishop should make
42   V, 3,65 |           him," with the bishop, the bishop should make a point of visiting
43   V, 3,65 |      priesthood.~The presence of the bishop is especially valuable,
44   V, 3,65 |           the particular church, the bishop offers a fundamental contribution
45   V, 3,66 |             profoundly united to the bishop, whom they represent in
46   V, 3,66 |             intimately joined to the bishop, who is the first one responsible
47   V, 3,66 | authoritative evaluation made by the bishop and the rector together,
48   V, 3,67 |              and cooperates with the bishop in his task of teaching.
49   V, 3,68 |           capable of fidelity to his bishop and which make him ready
50   V, 3,68 |             they are gathered by the bishop, that young people coming
51   V, 3,68 |             training imparted by the bishop and the teachers in the
52   V, 3,68 |              and in obedience to the bishop.~The fact that seminarians
53  VI, 0,70 |            heard in the words of the bishop who prays and imposes his
54  VI, 0,74 |       presbyterate in union with his bishop. The presbyterate, in the
55  VI, 0,74 |         presbyterate united with the bishop (Lumen Gentium, 28; Presbyterorum
56  VI, 0,74 |           among the priests with the bishop and among themselves is
57  VI, 0,74 |            pastoral decisions of the bishop, generously putting their
58  VI, 0,74 |             regular contact with the bishop and with the other priests,
59  VI, 0,78 |            under the guidance of the bishop, to develop and look after
60  VI, 0,79 |            The responsibility of the bishop and, with him, of the presbyterate,
61  VI, 0,79 |    presbyterate, is fundamental. The bishop's responsibility is based
62  VI, 0,79 |             responsibility leads the bishop, in communion with the presbyterate,
63  VI, 0,79 |           take on precise forms. The bishop will live up to his responsibility
64  VI, 0,79 |    responsibility in this field, the bishop will also ask for help from
65  VI, 0,80 |           place, the meetings of the bishop with his presbyterate, whether
66  VI, 0,81 |              closely united to their bishop, and which constitute "a