Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro     |   bishops and religious, both on diocesan and on national and international
 2   I,IV,17 |  themselves truly a part of the "diocesan family" (cf. CD 34) and
 3   I,IV,17 |     local vocations both for the diocesan clergy and for religious
 4  II, V    |        promote, especially among diocesan priests, zealous laity and
 5  II, V    |           b) special courses for diocesan priests, for religious and
 6  II, V    |        should see to it that the diocesan clergy understand well the
 7  II,VI,22 |        in a special sense to the diocesan family and render valuable
 8  II,VI,22 |          sense, to belong to the diocesan clergy" (CD 34); therefore,
 9  II,VI,22 |          cooperation between the diocesan clergy and communities of
10  II,VI,22 |          and women religious, to diocesan priests and to all others
11  II,VI,23 |         They are also subject to diocesan rules regarding the comportment
12  II,VII   |          their different levels: diocesan, national, universal.~
13  II,VII,24|                           On the diocesan level~52. In each diocese
14  II,VII,24|        as Shepherd of the entire diocesan community, but also as the
15  II,VII,24| candidate.~55. In order that the diocesan presbyterium express due
16  II,VII,24|        all solicitude exhort the diocesan priests to recognize gratefully
17  II,VII,24|  secretaries of pastoral action, diocesan directors, Catholic university
18  II,VII,24| Associations of religious on the diocesan level have proved to be