Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1   I,II,6  |       cf. LG 23), and spiritual authority (cf. LG 22) which is so
 2   I,II,8  |      supervisory and protective authority... may develop and flourish
 3   I,III,11|         as judged by legitimate authority.~
 4   I,III,12|     characteristic of religious authority~13. Superiors fulfill their
 5   I,III,12|    distinctive character. Their authority proceeds from the Spirit
 6   I,III,12|         competency of religious authority, paralleling it by analogy
 7   I,III,12|          however, confusing one authority with the other or equating
 8   I,III,12|         have the competency and authority of spiritual directors in
 9   I,IV,19 |       Conferences in nature and authority. Their primary purpose is
10   I,IV,20 |       that some other competent authority may do so for the good of
11  II, V    |         are vested with special authority for the direction of their
12  II, V    |         regarding the competent authority for the approval of texts
13  II, V    |  obedience and adherence to the authority of the hierarchy (cf. PC
14  II,VI,23 |  non-exempt, are subject to the authority of the local ordinary in
15  II,VI,23 |       like to withdraw from the authority of their superior and have
16  II,VI,23 |         the Apostles, "to whose authority the Spirit himself subjects
17  II,VII,24|   assume any role proper to the authority of superiors. It is up to
18  II,VII,24|       either at the wish of the authority who entrusted him with the
19  II,VII,24| superior, who should inform the authority who entrusted the office;
20  II,VII,26|     supreme, full and immediate authority over the universal Church