Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1  II, 0,16|      and closely related to the presbyterate -- he builds up the unity
 2  II, 0,17|        with the bishop a single presbyterate.~Each priest, whether diocesan
 3  II, 0,17|       the other members of this presbyterate on the basis of the sacrament
 4 III, 0,23|  personal relationship with the presbyterate, united in and with the
 5 III, 0,28|        part of the unity of the presbyterate, which as such is called
 6 III, 0,28|        on belonging to a single presbyterate. Within the presbyterate,
 7 III, 0,28|        presbyterate. Within the presbyterate, this obedience is expressed
 8 III, 0,30|         of belonging to the one presbyterate will be an incentive for
 9 III, 0,31|      with his bishop in the one presbyterate, his sharing in the bishop'
10 III, 0,31|       as well as enlivening the presbyterate with precious spiritual
11 III, 0,31|         for the entire diocesan presbyterate, to which they contribute
12 III, 0,31|      diversities present in the presbyterate. This too constitutes part
13 III, 0,32|        activity and life of the presbyterate to that church: A restriction
14  IV, 0,41|        father and friend of his presbyterate, it falls primarily to the
15  IV, 0,41|       on the cooperation of his presbyterate. All its priests are united
16   V, 2,60| candidates and their bishop and presbyterate, in such a way that they
17   V, 2,64|       fully inserted in the one presbyterate and are in intimate and
18   V, 3,68|      fraternal communion of the presbyterate and in obedience to the
19  VI, 0,74|  formation, in and with his own presbyterate in union with his bishop.
20  VI, 0,74|      union with his bishop. The presbyterate, in the fullness of its
21  VI, 0,74|       into the communion of the presbyterate united with the bishop (
22  VI, 0,74|        be one" (Jn. 17:21).~The presbyterate thus appears as a true family,
23  VI, 0,74|   church also belong to the one presbyterate, albeit under a different
24  VI, 0,74|       and in the context of the presbyterate that we can best discuss
25  VI, 0,74|   participation in the diocesan presbyterate, regular contact with the
26  VI, 0,76|    responsible insertion in the presbyterate, and therefore in communion
27  VI, 0,76|     formational meetings of the presbyterate can be an example and stimulus
28  VI, 0,76|         all those making up the presbyterate and how much they care for
29  VI, 0,77|         the greater part of the presbyterate. The presbyterate should
30  VI, 0,77|        of the presbyterate. The presbyterate should show them gratitude
31  VI, 0,77|      called upon to play in the presbyterate, not only inasmuch as they
32  VI, 0,77|       the community or from the presbyterate. However, they should reduce
33  VI, 0,79|    bishop and, with him, of the presbyterate, is fundamental. The bishop'
34  VI, 0,79|   bishop, in communion with the presbyterate, to outline a project and
35  VI, 0,79|        by seeing to it that his presbyterate has places and times for
36  VI, 0,79|        view, the affairs of the presbyterate and the ecclesial community
37  VI, 0,80| meetings of the bishop with his presbyterate, whether they be liturgical (