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 1 Intro     |                 INTRODUCTION~I. Mutual relations among the various
 2 Intro     |         these problems that the mutual relations between bishops
 3   I, I,2  |      unity in Christ involves a mutual communion of life among
 4   I, I,2  |         substantially a kind of mutual complement and are actually
 5   I,IV,17 | Churches~18. The problem of the mutual influence between universal
 6   I,IV,19 |                                 Mutual collaboration among religious~
 7   I,IV,19 |          and if, above all, the mutual relationships between Bishops'
 8   I,IV,21 |       work of formation.~e) The mutual influence between the two
 9  II       |     undoubtedly follow that the mutual relations between bishops
10  II, V    |         Church, and also on the mutual relationships existing among
11  II,VI,22 |         which serve to increase mutual trust, apostolic solidarity
12  II,VI,22 |         42. The commitment to a mutual exchange of help between
13  II,VI,22 |       superiors, in a spirit of mutual trust, in fulfillment of
14  II,VI,23 |         superiors, and with the mutual understanding to act in
15  II,VI,23 |         increase trust, esteem, mutual exchange of aids, in-depth
16  II,VI,23 |       study of problems and the mutual communication of experiences,
17  II,VII,24|   definite time decided upon by mutual agreement, his own superior
18  II,VII,24|         a) both as organisms of mutual liaison and of promotion
19  II,VII,25|       it can, as an organism of mutual counsel, liaison, communication,
20  II,VII,25|        pastoral action.~65. The mutual presence by means of delegates
21 Conclu    |         of such cooperation, of mutual trust, of respect for the
22 Conclu    |     role of each individual, of mutual consultation in determining
23 Conclu    |    every level. Then indeed the mutual relations between bishops