Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro     |           should exist between the local Ordinary, on the one hand,
 2   I,II,8  |           from the jurisdiction of local ordinaries for the sake
 3   I,IV,17 |           also with particular and local Churches, which it presented
 4   I,IV,17 |         correct discernment of the local cultural values in the life
 5   I,IV,17 |     adaptation. They should foster local vocations both for the diocesan
 6   I,IV,17 |            according to the actual local culture. At the same time,
 7   I,IV,19 |     Superiors General, both on the local and on the universal level (
 8   I,IV,21 |           for all its members. The local community which would break
 9  II, V    |         priests, zealous laity and local religious, a clear awareness
10  II, V    |         with the other bishops and local Ordinaries, should strive
11  II, V    |          religious life and on the local Church, and also on the
12  II, V    |      awareness and concern for the local church, while at the same
13  II, V    |    whatever concretely affects the local human and religious life,
14  II, V    |           of religious institutes, local or national, which, although
15  II, V    |       religious in the life of the local Church and in their knowledge
16  II,VI,22 |   religious men and women with the local clergy and bishop.~37. Efforts
17  II,VI,22 |           genuine awareness of the local Church, but also to encourage
18  II,VI,22 |        authentic liturgists of the local Church (cf SC 22; 41; LG
19  II,VI,22 |         well as the decrees of the local Ordinary, in what concerns
20  II,VI,23 |            to the authority of the local ordinary in the following
21  II,VI,23 |            are also subject to the local ordinaries as regards their
22  II,VI,23 |       personnel. For his part, the local Ordinary should consider
23  II,VI,23 |          apostolic dynamism of the local Church, is that of fostering,
24  II,VII,24|        service for the good of the local Church. Indeed they "should
25  II,VII,24|        ordinances laid down by the local ordinary affecting various
26  II,VII,24|   prescribed or recommended by the local ordinary.~"2. They are also
27  II,VII,24|      decrees and ordinances of the local ordinary or the episcopal
28  II,VII,24| proportions of representation, the local ordinary should set the
29  II,VII,24|      should be kept in mind by the local ordinary. In fact, the former
30  II,VII,24|            the jurisdiction of the local ordinary according to law (
31  II,VII,24|           religious institute by a local ordinary in accordance with
32  II,VII,24|          shall be made between the local ordinary and the competent
33  II,VII,24|          after discussion with the local ordinary and, where an ecclesiastical
34  II,VII,24|         should be nominated by the local ordinary himself for a definite
35  II,VII,25|       individual institute and the local ordinary (cf. ES I, 23-25;
36  II,VII,25|         inter-ritual assemblies of local ordinaries (as, for example,