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 1 Intro     |             INTRODUCTION~I. Mutual relations among the various members
 2 Intro     |           problems that the mutual relations between bishops and religious,
 3 Intro     |          limits. It deals with the relations between bishops and religious
 4 Intro     |      subject of discussion are the relations which should exist between
 5   I       |           which have arisen in the relations between bishops and religious,
 6   I, I,4  |     influences with respect to the relations which must exist between
 7   I,II,9  |      Church shed much light on the relations that should be fostered
 8   I,IV,16 | international level.~Regarding the relations between bishops and religious,
 9   I,IV,17 |            its consequences in the relations between bishops and religious (
10   I,IV,20 | coordination or to reciprocal good relations among the People of God.
11  II       | undoubtedly follow that the mutual relations between bishops and religious
12  II, V    |           should strive to promote relations with superiors, to whom
13  II,VI,23 |              45. In order that the relations between bishops and superiors
14  II,VII,24|     cultivate sincere and familiar relations with superiors, in order
15  II,VII,25|       Assemblies of Ordinaries for relations among various rites, within
16  II,VII,25|          itself, be organized.~62. Relations between the council of major
17  II,VII,25|  patriarchal synod, and similarly, relations between the same councils
18 Conclu    |             Then indeed the mutual relations between bishops and religious,