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    Chapter,  Paragraph, Number
1 Intro, 0,3 | from the question of the priest's identity to that connected 2 Intro, 0,3 | more what is proper to the priest stands out."( 6) ~ 3 Intro, 0,4 | and in particular to each priest and to those involved in 4 Intro, 0,4 | meet with each and every priest, whether diocesan or religious.~ 5 I, 0,5 | The Priest in His Time~5. "Every high 6 I, 0,5 | His Time~5. "Every high priest chosen from among men is 7 I, 0,5 | these same contexts the priest is sent for the service 8 I, 0,5 | essential aspect of the priest that does not change: the 9 I, 0,5 | that does not change: the priest of tomorrow, no less than 10 I, 0,5 | tomorrow, no less than the priest of today, must resemble 11 I, 0,5 | history. In this sense the priest of the third millennium 12 I, 0,5 | life and ministry of the priest must also "adapt to every 13 I, 0,7 | to the priesthood, on the priest's own self - awareness and 14 I, 0,8 | the kingdom of God as a priest.~Often the world of young 15 I, 0,9 | consecration to God as a priest.~The recent collapse of 16 II, 0,11 | A Look at the Priest~11. "The eyes of all in 17 II, 0,11 | Messiah, the Messiah who is priest, prophet and king.~These 18 II, 0,11 | priesthood to Christ the high priest and good shepherd. This 19 II, 0,11 | then endure throughout the priest's whole life. This was the 20 II, 0,12 | Communion and Mission~12. "The priest's identity," as the synod 21 II, 0,12 | specific identity of the priest and his ministry. Indeed, 22 II, 0,12 | his ministry. Indeed, the priest, by virtue of the consecration 23 II, 0,12 | Spirit's gift of unity, the priest sacramentally enters into 24 II, 0,12 | understanding the identity of the priest, his essential dignity, 25 II, 0,12 | defining the identity of the priest. As a mystery, the Church 26 II, 0,12 | midst and on our behalf. The priest finds the full truth of 27 II, 0,12 | Christ himself, the one high priest of the new and eternal covenant. 28 II, 0,12 | and eternal covenant. The priest is a living and transparent 29 II, 0,12 | transparent image of Christ the priest. The priesthood of Christ, 30 II, 0,12 | by all Christians and the priest in particular. Reference 31 II, 0,15 | of Christ, the one high priest, embodying his way of life 32 II, 0,15 | baptized.~The truth of the priest as it emerges from the Word 33 II, 0,15 | anointed your only Son high priest of the new and eternal covenant. 34 II, 0,16 | Church and the World~16. The priest's fundamental relationship 35 II, 0,16 | and shepherd. Indeed, the priest participates in a specific 36 II, 0,16 | this relationship is the priest's relationship with the 37 II, 0,16 | of mutual immanence. The priest's relation to the Church 38 II, 0,16 | very relation which the priest has to Christ, such that 39 II, 0,16 | for the relation of the priest to the Church.~In this sense 40 II, 0,16 | spouse of the Church, the priest is placed not only in the 41 II, 0,16 | Church. The ministry of the priest is entirely on behalf of 42 II, 0,16 | missionary character of every priest."( 28)~Therefore, the ordained 43 II, 0,16 | priesthood.~The relation of the priest to Jesus Christ, and in 44 II, 0,16 | in the very being of the priest by virtue of his sacramental 45 II, 0,16 | ministry. In particular, "the priest minister is the servant 46 II, 0,16 | mission' of Christ, the priest can continue Christ's prayer, 47 II, 0,16 | Church. In this way, the priest is a servant of the Church 48 II, 0,16 | and services. Finally, the priest is a servant to the Church 49 II, 0,16 | sacramental mission, the priest appears in the structure 50 II, 0,17 | only to the extent that the priest is united to Christ through 51 II, 0,17 | the relationship of the priest with his own bishop, with 52 II, 0,17 | single presbyterate.~Each priest, whether diocesan or religious, 53 II, 0,18 | within the Church's life the priest is a man of communion, in 54 II, 0,18 | s salvation to all, the priest is called to witness in 55 II, 0,18 | cf. 1 Pt. 2:4-10). The priest shares in Christ's consecration 56 II, 0,18 | sent by the Father as high priest and good shepherd. Through 57 III | The Spiritual Life of the Priest~ 58 III, 0,20 | provoking synthesis of the priest's "spiritual life" and of 59 III, 0,20 | configured to Christ the priest so that as ministers of 60 III, 0,20 | instruments of Christ the eternal priest, so that through the ages 61 III, 0,20 | Therefore, since every priest in his own way represents 62 III, 0,20 | grace. By this grace the priest, through his service of 63 III, 0,20 | who became for us a high priest 'holy, innocent, undefiled, 64 III, 0,20 | which characterizes the priest as one of the "faithful" ( 65 III, 0,20 | proper and specific to the priest -- and thus involving a 66 III, 0,20 | specific quality" of the priest's spiritual life. These 67 III, 0,20 | elements connected with the priest's "consecration," which 68 III, 0,20 | ministry peculiar to the priest; which equips and obliges 69 III, 0,20 | instrument of Christ the eternal priest" and to act "in the name 70 III, 0,21 | sacramental consecration the priest is configured to Jesus Christ 71 III, 0,21 | the spiritual life of the priest is marked, molded and characterized 72 III, 0,21 | Suffering Servant of God, both priest and victim. ~The spiritual 73 III, 0,21 | spiritual existence of every priest receives its life and inspiration 74 III, 0,21 | as it is required by the priest's configuration to Jesus 75 III, 0,21 | cf. 1 Pt. 5 :2-3). The priest is to perform this service 76 III, 0,22 | giving his life for her. The priest is called to be the living 77 III, 0,22 | the head and shepherd, the priest stands in this spousal relationship 78 III, 0,22 | spouse of the Church, the priest is placed not only in the 79 III, 0,22 | his bride. Therefore, the priest's life ought to radiate 80 III, 0,23 | the spiritual life of the priest inasmuch as he is configured 81 III, 0,23 | response on the part of the priest.~The essential content of 82 III, 0,23 | same must be true for the priest. With pastoral charity, 83 III, 0,23 | amoris officium,( 52) "the priest, who welcomes the call to 84 III, 0,23 | the Church community the priest's pastoral charity impels 85 III, 0,23 | charity requires that a priest always work in the bond 86 III, 0,23 | point of reference of the priest's charity is Jesus Christ 87 III, 0,23 | measure and impetus for the priest's love and service to the 88 III, 0,23 | presents, makes once again priest, the sacrifice of the cross, 89 III, 0,23 | Precisely because of this, the priest's pastoral charity not only 90 III, 0,23 | different activities of the priest. In virtue of this pastoral 91 III, 0,23 | demand for unity between the priest's interior life and all 92 III, 0,23 | life for the flock" can the priest guarantee this unity which 93 III, 0,24 | Gospel (cf. Lk. 4:18). The priest's mission is not extraneous 94 III, 0,24 | bond exists between the priest's spiritual life and the 95 III, 0,24 | Church addresses to the priest in the Rite of Ordination, 96 III, 0,24 | The "mystery" of which the priest is a "steward" (cf. 1 Cor. 97 III, 0,24 | The relation between a priest's spiritual life and the 98 III, 0,24 | orders. The ministry of the priest, precisely because of its 99 III, 0,25 | it is essential that the priest should continually renew 100 III, 0,25 | of the mission which the priest carries out on behalf of 101 III, 0,25 | the spiritual life of the priest who carries out that mission. 102 III, 0,25 | that mission. Indeed, the priest is chosen by Christ not 103 III, 0,25 | ministry deeply involves the priest himself as a conscious, 104 III, 0,25 | rise to and requires in the priest the further bond which comes 105 III, 0,25 | actions performed by the priest.~There can be no doubt that 106 III, 0,25 | Jesus Christ's love for the priest. This love, like other loves 107 III, 0,26 | intimate bond between the priest's spiritual life and the 108 III, 0,26 | and pastoral charity.~The priest is first of all a minister 109 III, 0,26 | Christ. For this reason, the priest himself ought first of all 110 III, 0,26 | abides" in the word will the priest become a perfect disciple 111 III, 0,26 | Gospel (cf. Jn. 8:31-32). The priest ought to be the first "believer" 112 III, 0,26 | and does evangelize, the priest -- like every other member 113 III, 0,26 | Gospel in its fullness, the priest is called to develop a special 114 III, 0,26 | Liturgy of the Hours that the priest is called to live and witness 115 III, 0,26 | sanctification. For the priest as well, the truly central 116 III, 0,26 | proper to each of them, the priest's spiritual life receives 117 III, 0,26 | Reconciliatio et Paenitentia: "The priest's spiritual and pastoral 118 III, 0,26 | sacrament of penance. The priest's celebration of the Eucharist 119 III, 0,26 | faith and devotion. If a priest were no longer to go to 120 III, 0,26 | pastor."( 70)~Finally, the priest is called to express in 121 III, 0,26 | Jesus Christ the head and priest of the Church by encouraging 122 III, 0,26 | ministry demands of the priest an intense spiritual life, 123 III, 0,27 | because it configures the priest to Christ, the head and 124 III, 0,27 | and spiritual life of the priest, such as faith, humility 125 III, 0,27 | chastity and poverty.( 73) The priest is called to live these 126 III, 0,28 | the spiritual life of the priest that obedience takes on 127 III, 0,28 | responsible freedom of the priest who accepts not only the 128 III, 0,28 | without servility, helps the priest to exercise in accordance 129 III, 0,28 | This aspect of the priest's obedience demands a marked 130 III, 0,28 | it is undeniable that the priest's life is fully "taken up" 131 III, 0,29 | the undivided love of the priest for God and for God's people, 132 III, 0,29 | especially important that the priest understand the theological 133 III, 0,29 | ordination, which configures the priest to Jesus Christ the head 134 III, 0,29 | wishes to be loved by the priest in the total and exclusive 135 III, 0,29 | Church and expresses the priest's service to the Church 136 III, 0,29 | characteristic approach to being a priest. Leaving father and mother, 137 III, 0,29 | Leaving father and mother, the priest follows Jesus the good shepherd 138 III, 0,29 | absolutely necessary that the priest pray humbly and trustingly, 139 III, 0,30 | his plan. ~Poverty for the priest, by virtue of his sacramental 140 III, 0,30 | Poverty alone ensures that the priest remains available to be 141 III, 0,30 | responsible for it, the priest should also offer the witness 142 III, 0,30 | be an incentive for the priest to commit himself to promoting 143 III, 0,30 | evangelical poverty will help the priest to stand beside the underprivileged; 144 III, 0,30 | societies: "A truly poor priest is indeed a specific sign 145 III, 0,30 | chastity and poverty which the priest is called to live out as 146 III, 0,30 | Christians at Philippi, the priest should have "the mind which 147 III, 0,31 | the spiritual life of the priest has an essential and undeniable 148 III, 0,31 | the spiritual life of the priest by virtue of his specific 149 III, 0,31 | necessary to consider the priest's membership in and dedication 150 III, 0,31 | needs. On the contrary, the priest's relationship with his 151 III, 0,31 | proper configuration of the priest and his spiritual life. 152 III, 0,31 | the priestly vocation.~The priest needs to be aware that his " 153 III, 0,31 | spirituality. In this sense, the priest finds precisely in his belonging 154 III, 0,31 | life can contribute to the priest's journey toward perfection, 155 III, 0,31 | throughout the world.( 85)~The priest's membership in a particular 156 III, 0,31 | constitutes part of the priest's spiritual life and continual 157 III, 0,32 | the spiritual life of the priest should be profoundly marked 158 III, 0,33 | essential to be aware that the priest will never lack the grace 159 III, 0,33 | foundation and support of the priest's unflagging trust amid 160 IV, 0,35 | fathers: "The vocation of each priest exists in the Church and 161 IV, 0,35 | Hence we can say that every priest receives his vocation from 162 IV, 0,38 | in the vocation of every priest.~In her service to the priestly 163 IV, 0,39 | presence and conversation of a priest can be: not only his words, 164 IV, 0,40 | priestly vocation. Indeed, a priest is called to live out, as 165 IV, 0,41 | ministry which makes the priest share in the concern of 166 V, 0,42 | Church and the world as a priest. In preparing for the priesthood 167 V, 0,42 | 21:15). For the future priest the answer can only mean 168 V, 1,43 | in the very nature of the priest and his ministry. The priest, 169 V, 1,43 | priest and his ministry. The priest, who is called to be a " 170 V, 1,43 | Gospels. The ministry of the priest is, certainly, to proclaim 171 V, 1,43 | human beings: "Every high priest chosen from among men is 172 V, 1,43 | the human formation of the priest shows its special importance 173 V, 1,43 | it is important that the priest should mold his human personality 174 V, 1,43 | 2:25; cf. 8:3-11), the priest should be able to know the 175 V, 1,43 | This demands that the priest not be arrogant, or quarrelsome, 176 V, 1,44 | for those who, like the priest, are called to celibacy, 177 V, 1,44 | The human maturity of the priest -- the synod fathers write -- 178 V, 1,45 | from the identity of the priest and his ministry. And just 179 V, 1,45 | Spirit, so too for every priest his spiritual formation 180 V, 1,45 | gives life to his being a priest and his acting as a priest. 181 V, 1,45 | priest and his acting as a priest. In this context, the synod 182 V, 1,45 | extremely important element of a priest's education."( 136) ~The 183 V, 1,45 | the likeness of Christ the priest by sacred ordination should 184 V, 1,46 | continue throughout the priest's life and ministry. Likewise 185 V, 1,47 | prophetic ministry of the priest. They are a fundamental 186 V, 1,47 | Father. One aspect of the priest's mission, and certainly 187 V, 1,47 | of prayer." However, the priest will only be able to train 188 V, 1,47 | is what people ask of the priest: "The priest is The man 189 V, 1,47 | ask of the priest: "The priest is The man of God, the one 190 V, 1,47 | merciful and faithful high priest in the service of God' ( 191 V, 1,47 | Christians expect to find in the priest not only a man who welcomes 192 V, 1,47 | rise up to him. And so the priest needs to be trained to have 193 V, 1,48 | and in particular of every priest, is liturgical formation, 194 V, 1,48 | irreplaceable, because without the priest there can be no eucharistic 195 V, 1,48 | of the Eucharist for the priest's life and ministry and, 196 V, 1,48 | giving" proper to the priest following the example of 197 V, 1,49 | affection of Christ the priest and good shepherd: to his 198 V, 1,49 | sacrifice for them."( 148)~The priest is, therefore, a man of 199 V, 1,49 | formation of the future priest, education in obedience, 200 V, 1,50 | to preparing the future priest so that he may know, appreciate, 201 V, 1,50 | Through his celibate life, the priest will be able to fulfill 202 V, 1,51 | of theology, the future priest assents to the word of God, 203 V, 1,52 | such as that concerning the priest's identity and his apostolic 204 V, 1,52 | these can help the future priest prolong the living "contemporaneousness" 205 V, 1,53 | formation of the future priest is based and built above 206 V, 1,53 | through the ministry of the priest."( 167)~Intellectual formation 207 V, 1,57 | Lord Jesus Christ, teacher, priest and shepherd. Hence, they 208 V, 1,58 | Specifically, they write: "The priest must be a witness of the 209 V, 1,58 | activities will teach the future priest to live out as a "service" 210 V, 2,61 | responsibilities, by which the priest is configured to Jesus Christ 211 V, 3,66 | perception of what it is to be a priest on the part of the candidates 212 V, 3,67 | on the development of the priest's personality than other 213 V, 3,68 | formation of the future priest. They should therefore be 214 V, 3,68 | to call back the future priest within the narrow confines 215 V, 3,68 | the formation of a future priest. The parish community should 216 V, 3,68 | himself in his identity as a priest, and offer him suitable 217 V, 3,68 | of the institution. The priest should therefore find within 218 V, 3,68 | are proper to the diocesan priest, who "will always remain 219 V, 3,69 | persons.~And so the future priest also, and in the first place, 220 V, 3,69 | effective only if the future priest offers his own convinced 221 VI, 0,70 | consecrates and sends forth, the priest is configured to the likeness 222 VI, 0,70 | ministry. In this way the priest is marked permanently and 223 VI, 0,70 | orders confers upon the priest sacramental grace which 224 VI, 0,70 | time it ensures that the priest can count on all the actual 225 VI, 0,70 | reasons which call for the priest to engage in ongoing formation. 226 VI, 0,70 | strongest expression of the priest's vocation and mission. 227 VI, 0,70 | and imposes his hands. The priest then gives his response, 228 VI, 0,70 | historical development of the priest's life and the life of the 229 VI, 0,70 | sacrament, who sustains the priest in this faithfulness and 230 VI, 0,70 | away the freedom of the priest. It calls on the priest 231 VI, 0,70 | priest. It calls on the priest to make use of his freedom 232 VI, 0,70 | is a requirement of the priest's own faithfulness to his 233 VI, 0,70 | God, at whose service the priest is placed. Indeed, an act 234 VI, 0,70 | and proper justice: The priest owes it to God's people, 235 VI, 0,70 | irreplaceable content of the priest's own pastoral ministry, 236 VI, 0,70 | necessary to ensure that the priest can properly respond to 237 VI, 0,70 | The heart and form of the priest's ongoing formation is pastoral 238 VI, 0,70 | introduces and accompanies the priest to an ever deeper knowledge 239 VI, 0,70 | charity itself impels the priest to an ever deeper knowledge 240 VI, 0,72 | ill their daily lives, the priest needs to develop and sharpen 241 VI, 0,72 | material or moral poverty, the priest can cultivate his own humanity 242 VI, 0,72 | formation to maturity, the priest receives special assistance 243 VI, 0,72 | be able to say about the priest, who has increasingly matured 244 VI, 0,72 | For we have not a high priest who is unable to sympathize 245 VI, 0,72 | 15).~The formation of the priest in its spiritual dimension 246 VI, 0,72 | Spirit, by consecrating the priest and configuring him to Jesus 247 VI, 0,72 | bond which, located in the priest's very being, demands to 248 VI, 0,72 | between the Lord Jesus and the priest, an ontological and psychological 249 VI, 0,72 | the Gospel" to which every priest is called today and which 250 VI, 0,72 | and in others."( 216)~The priest's prayer life in particular 251 VI, 0,72 | continually fostered through the priest's entire life, especially 252 VI, 0,72 | the teacher of truth, the priest is called to reveal to others, 253 VI, 0,72 | This demands that the priest himself seek God's face 254 VI, 0,72 | study is necessary if the priest is to faithfully carry out 255 VI, 0,72 | 3:15). Furthermore, the priest "in applying himself conscientiously 256 VI, 0,72 | graces he has received, the priest must be ever more open to 257 VI, 0,72 | pastoral charity, so should the priest's ministerial activity be. 258 VI, 0,72 | has been said, impels the priest and stimulates him to become 259 VI, 0,72 | encourages and sustains the priest's human efforts for pastoral 260 VI, 0,72 | not simply demand that the priest deepen the different aspects 261 VI, 0,72 | of the formation of the priest as such, that is, of the 262 VI, 0,72 | as such, that is, of the priest as a clear and living image, 263 VI, 0,72 | Ongoing formation helps the priest to overcome the temptation 264 VI, 0,72 | ongoing formation enables the priest to safeguard with vigilant 265 VI, 0,73 | Ongoing formation helps the priest to be and act as a priest 266 VI, 0,73 | priest to be and act as a priest in the spirit and style 267 VI, 0,73 | formation in relation to the priest's presence and activity 268 VI, 0,73 | Church as "mystery" the priest is called, by his ongoing 269 VI, 0,73 | should be the case with every priest, if he wishes to remain 270 VI, 0,73 | has as its aim that the priest become a believer and ever 271 VI, 0,73 | the eyes of Christ. The priest must safeguard this truth 272 VI, 0,74 | the Holy Spirit.( 219)~The priest should grow in awareness 273 VI, 0,74 | the only begotten Son, the priest is a member of the one body 274 VI, 0,74 | People of God, that the priest must live and give witness 275 VI, 0,74 | More specifically, the priest is called to deepen his 276 VI, 0,74 | accompany the life of the priest and lead him to share in 277 VI, 0,74 | is the concern which the priest should have to find, so 278 VI, 0,74 | him in the priesthood.~The priest must grow in his awareness 279 VI, 0,74 | ecclesial communion, the priest is called in particular 280 VI, 0,74 | indissoluble bond to Christ the one priest. The sacrament of holy orders 281 VI, 0,74 | is the care of Christ the priest for the people gathered 282 VI, 0,74 | of loneliness which the priest can sometimes experience."( 227)~ 283 VI, 0,74 | desert" are necessary for the priest's permanent formation, whether 284 VI, 0,75 | formation aims at increasing the priest's awareness of his share 285 VI, 0,75 | Church's "mission," the priest's permanent formation appears 286 VI, 0,75 | By this formation, the priest is helped to become aware 287 VI, 0,75 | succeed in confirming the priest in the essential and decisive 288 VI, 0,75 | trustworthy" (1 Cor. 4:2). The priest must be faithful no matter 289 VI, 0,75 | and an incentive for every priest: "We put no obstacle," he 290 VI, 0,76 | always be a part of the priest's life. In every phase and 291 VI, 0,77 | ministry. As a result, the priest can be tempted to presume 292 VI, 0,77 | Often enough, the older priest has a sort of interior fatigue 293 VI, 0,77 | mission. As a result the priest will maintain a vigilant 294 VI, 0,78 | mutual exchange between the priest's life of faith and that 295 VI, 0,78 | sharing of life between the priest and the community, if it 296 VI, 0,78 | ministry and life of the priest.~The truth is that the Christian 297 VI, 0,78 | things are embraced by the priest who, while illuminating 298 VI, 0,78 | sincerely suffered in the priest's heart. And he, in seeking 299 VI, 0,78 | members, starting with the priest himself.~ 300 VI, 0,79 | certain sense, it is the priest himself, the individual 301 VI, 0,79 | himself, the individual priest, who is the person primarily 302 VI, 0,79 | ongoing formation. Truly each priest has the duty, rooted in 303 VI, 0,79 | attractive unless the individual priest is personally convinced 304 VI, 0,79 | imposed from without. Each priest must continually find it 305 VI, 0,79 | the family into which the priest is born needs to be stressed. 306 VI, 0,79 | of providence chose the priest's family to be the place 307 VI, 0,80 | Holy Spirit to lead the priest to a direct growth in prayer, 308 VI, 0,80 | means deep down to be a priest, to find fresh motives for 309 Conclu, 0,82| educate the one eternal priest, who became docile and subject 310 Conclu, 0,82| Christ,~to the Messiah - priest you gave a body of flesh~


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