Charter, Paragraph

 1  Intro  |  faithful through the person and authority of the Holy Father, this
 2      I,1|       from secular and religious authority and doctrine. This situation
 3      I,2|    public life to preaching with authority (cf. Mt 7, 29). Such authority
 4      I,2|   authority (cf. Mt 7, 29). Such authority derived, in the first place,
 5      I,2|          the objective spiritual authority which is his in virtue of
 6      I,2| ordination(15) with a subjective authority deriving from sincerity
 7     II,1|          and is exercised by the authority of Christ. The power of
 8     IV,3|     proportion to their share of authority. In the name of the bishop
 9     IV,3|       priests participate in the authority of Christ they differ notably
10     IV,3|     action as pastors and of the authority conferred on them" is "to
11     IV,3|      deriving from his messianic authority and exercised it with charity
12     IV,3|       charity and strength. This authority is not an oppressive domination
13     IV,3|        serve. This dual aspect — authority and service — is the reference
14     IV,3|          fear to exercise proper authority in those areas where he
15     IV,3|          has been constituted in authority for this very purpose. It
16     IV,3|       must be recalled that when authority is duly exercised it is
17     IV,3|        to serve). (103) Those in authority must overcome the temptation
18     IV,3|          If they do not exercise authority, they no longer serve. In
19     IV,3|         exercise of his specific authority so as to involve himself
20     IV,3|         Teacher who teaches with authority. In Christ and the Holy
21     IV,3|        received, for example, no authority to teach the Christian faithful