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 1   I, I,2  |     communion and in the works of ministry, He bestows upon her varied
 2   I,II    |                    CHAPTER II~THE MINISTRY OF THE BISHOPS WITHIN ORGANIC
 3   I,II,6  |          present in the Episcopal ministry~6. The Lord Himself "set
 4   I,II,6  |          and the Bishops have the ministry of discernment and harmony (
 5   I,II,7  |         The indivisibility of the ministry of Bishops~7. The bishop
 6   I,II,7  |       into one, there is only one ministry unique in its origin. Consequently
 7   I,II,7  |         Consequently the bishop's ministry is exercised in its different
 8   I,II,7  |         inner unity of the entire ministry be weakened in any way.
 9   I,II,7  |     bishop, by virtue of his very ministry, is responsible, in a special
10   I,II,8  |           the Church, through the ministry of her Pastors, besides
11   I,II,9  |     People of God, no matter what ministry he may exercise, possesses
12   I,II,9  |  indivisibility of their pastoral ministry makes them responsible for
13   I,III,12|   three-fold function of pastoral ministry, namely, of teaching, sanctifying
14   I,III,12|  fulfillment of their fundamental ministry of sanctification.~c) As
15   I,IV,16 |          exercise of the pastoral ministry of bishops and priests,
16   I,IV,18 |  obligation, rooted in their very ministry and charism, emerges for
17   I,IV,21 |           the needs of the active ministry" (PC 7). Especially today
18  II, V    |      nature of the Church, of the ministry of bishops and of religious
19  II, V    |       which by virtue of his very ministry belong to the bishop or
20  II, V    |       bishops the exercise of the ministry of authentic teachers and
21  II,VI    | successors, so that the episcopal ministry is in fact the guiding principle
22  II,VI,22 |       especially, "to help in the ministry in its various forms in
23  II,VII,24|         the better to fulfill his ministry of Shepherd towards men
24  II,VII,24|  undertake a greater share in the ministry of salvation," due consideration
25  II,VII,24|          field, with the pastoral ministry of the bishop. This office,
26  II,VII,25| patriarchal synods exercise their ministry for their own rite (cf.
27  II,VII,26|    successor of Peter exercises a ministry specifically his own on