Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref      |       Episcopacy,~Dearly beloved Priests,~Beloved Catechists,~In
 2 Pref      |         the life and ministry of priests (1989), our Congregation
 3 Pref      |           Under the direction of priests, in fact, they continue
 4 Pref      |     Where there is a shortage of priests, the catechists are also
 5 Pref      |       this Guide to the Bishops, Priests and to the Catechists themselves,
 6 Intro, 0,1|         but also to the Bishops, priests, religious, formators and
 7   I, I,4  |       shortage of clergy, parish priests select lay leaders to help
 8   I, I,4  |       close cooperation with the priests, often play a directing
 9  II, V,22 |      encouraged to name specific priests to interest themselves in
10  II, V,22 |          director from among the priests who are easily accessible.
11  II, V,22 |        easily accessible. Parish priests in particular should be
12  II, V,26 |        in harmony with the local priests and religious, and especially
13  II, V,27 | community, the Bishop and parish priests hold a special place as
14  II, V,27 |       work as a team, made up of priests, religious and lay men and
15  II, V,30 |        the Bishop and the parish priests participate. These are very
16 III,VII,33|        gratitude to the Bishops, priests and communities of faithful
17 III,VII,34|         faithful, and especially priests, aware of the importance
18 III,VII,34|      closely with the Bishop and priests, to help in the training
19 III,VII,35|        35. Responsibility of the priests. Priests, and parish priests
20 III,VII,35|   Responsibility of the priests. Priests, and parish priests in particular,
21 III,VII,35|     priests. Priests, and parish priests in particular, as teachers
22 III,VII,35|      they have a family. ~Future priests should be taught in the
23 III,VII,36|   formators, made up possibly of priests, brothers, sisters and lay