Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1   I,II,6  |         the Church other than a bishop carries out an organic function
 2   I,II,7  |      ministry of Bishops~7. The bishop with the collaboration of
 3   I,II,7  |        origin. Consequently the bishop's ministry is exercised
 4   I,II,7  |        weakened in any way. The bishop, then, not only governs,
 5   I,II,7  |   indivisible action. Hence the bishop, by virtue of his very ministry,
 6  II, V    |     very ministry belong to the bishop or bishops, ways of operating
 7  II, V    |       cf. PC 2; LG 12).~35. The bishop, as Shepherd of the diocese,
 8  II,VI,22 |       to the role proper to the bishop of making the decisions.~
 9  II,VI,22 |       with the local clergy and bishop.~37. Efforts should be made
10  II,VI,22 |       be carried on between the bishop and the superiors of the
11  II,VI,22 | dedication of each one. And the bishop himself should direct the
12  II,VI,23 |         recourse to that of the bishop, each case should be studied
13  II,VI,23 |       search for solutions, the bishop support the provision made
14  II,VII,24|         52. In each diocese the bishop should strive to understand
15  II,VII,24|        All this, of course, the bishop will have to realize in
16  II,VII,24|       hand, should consider the bishop not only as Shepherd of
17  II,VII,24|        pastoral ministry of the bishop. This office, however, does
18  II,VII,24|       is up to each residential bishop to determine clearly the
19  II,VII,24|     pertains exclusively to the bishop, that is, watching over
20  II,VII,24|         be better fostered, the bishop should with all solicitude
21  II,VII,24|      under the direction of the bishop, without prejudice to the
22  II,VII,24|      carried on directly by the bishop himself with each individual