Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro       |      study into the episcopal form of life and ministry, it
 2   1,   2    |  relationships. We see how no form of life and ministry in
 3   1,   2    |       self-sufficient, how no form can be defined only in relation
 4   1,   2    |     of the definition of each form of life and ministry is
 5   1,   2    | configuration of the clerical form of the consecrated life
 6   1,   2    |     ordained ministry ~In the form of consecrated life combined
 7   1,   2    |          The priests together form a single presbyterate, a
 8   1,   2    |      discernment to make this form of consecrated life and
 9   1,   2    |  attentive to the existential form in which they exercise their
10   1     (30)|  analogy existing between the form of life of the Bishop, his
11   1,   2    |        cf. Mt 18,20) 31, that form of life is protected and
12   2     (49)|       that a particular life- form holds. ~
13   3         |   that are also postulating a form of thinking, speaking and