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 1 Int,  3  |              3. The Church's Pastors, in communion with the Successor
 2   1,  26 | Apostolic times the Church's Pastors have unambiguously condemned
 3   3,  110|  mandate of their legitimate Pastors teach moral theology in
 4   3,  110| faithful — especially future Pastors — about all those commandments
 5   3,  112|  behaviour declared by their Pastors as contrary to the law of
 6   3,  113|     teaching of the Church's Pastors cannot be seen as a legitimate
 7   3,  113|   this happens, the Church's Pastors have the duty to act in
 8   3      |      own responsibilities as Pastors ~
 9   3,  114|  incumbent upon the Church's Pastors: "Among the principal tasks
10   3,  114|    that our common grace, as Pastors and Bishops of the Church,
11   3,  114|    particular way to us, the Pastors of the Church; we have been
12   3,  114|  time, our responsibility as Pastors with regard to Christian
13   3,  117|    turn to their Bishops and Pastors, the Church's reply contains