Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro     |          International Unions of Superiors General, Men and Women,
 2   I,III,12|          religious authority~13. Superiors fulfill their duty of service
 3   I,III,12|    office of teaching, religious superiors have the competency and
 4   I,III,12|       office of sanctifying, the superiors have also a special competency
 5   I,III,12|         the office of governing, superiors must render the service
 6   I,III,13|       Rule, and by obeying their superiors (cf. PC 14; CD 35, 2).~c)
 7   I,III,13|          CD 35, 2).~c) Religious superiors have a grave duty, their
 8   I,III,13|         the part of the members, superiors should strive to encourage
 9   I,IV,19 | establishes Conferences of Major Superiors and of Superiors General,
10   I,IV,19 |        of Major Superiors and of Superiors General, both on the local
11   I,IV,19 |         and Conferences of Major Superiors are carried out according
12   I,IV,21 |           nunt. 49). Bishops and superiors must, therefore, give attention
13  II, V    |       Part I, ch. II). Religious superiors, in turn, are vested with
14  II, V    |         Consequently bishops and superiors, each according to his specific
15  II, V    |       accord also with religious superiors, should promote, especially
16  II, V    |         down in this regard.~26. Superiors should see to it with all
17  II, V    |        to promote relations with superiors, to whom the religious are
18  II, V    |        29. Bishops and religious superiors, each according to his specific
19  II, V    |         of bishops and religious superiors to study these topics together;~
20  II, V    |   purpose.~Bishops and religious superiors involved in this work should
21  II, V    |      responsibility of religious superiors who have a shared interest,
22  II, V    |       the diocese, and religious superiors inasmuch as they are responsible
23  II, V    |   Likewise, they (especially the superiors) should strive to increase
24  II, V    |  institute and docility to their superiors general (cf. Part I, ch.
25  II,VI,22 |          own vocation.~38. Major superiors will take great care not
26  II,VI,22 |       between the bishop and the superiors of the various institutes
27  II,VI,22 |         in dialog with religious superiors and with all who work in
28  II,VI,22 |     fostered" (AG 30); religious superiors, on their part, should cooperate
29  II,VI,22 |         help between bishops and superiors in appraising objectively
30  II,VI,22 |         Consequently bishops and superiors, in a spirit of mutual trust,
31  II,VI,22 |           ch. II), and religious superiors in what concerns their members
32  II,VI,23 |    relations between bishops and superiors produce increasingly more
33  II,VI,23 |        and of obedience to their superiors, and with the mutual understanding
34  II,VI,23 |  criteria for renewal. Religious superiors, in turn, in addition to
35  II,VI,23 |         a given undertaking, its superiors should in good time and
36  II,VI,23 |        in common accord with the superiors seek a suitable solution.~
37  II,VI,23 |      given diocese. To this end, superiors should do their part to
38  II,VI,23 |          the pastoral field, and superiors, both men and women, should
39  II,VII,24|          familiar relations with superiors, in order the better to
40  II,VII,24|       proper to the authority of superiors. It is up to each residential
41  II,VII,24|          depend on the religious superiors according to their constitutions,
42  II,VII,24|     problems between bishops and superiors, as well as for coordinating
43  II,VII,25|          or Conferences of Major Superiors (both of men and women or
44  II,VII,25|     order that Councils of Major Superiors fulfill their purpose with
45  II,VII,25|        with the Council of Major Superiors itself, be organized.~62.
46  II,VII,25|     between the council of major superiors and the patriarchal synod,
47  II,VII,25|       the same councils of major superiors and the episcopal conferences
48  II,VII,25|        that the council of major superiors collaborate diligently and
49  II,VII,25|      bishops and major religious superiors, men or women" (ES II, 43).~
50  II,VII,25|           Participation of major superiors, or, according to the statutes,
51  II,VII,25| conferences or councils of major superiors in each of the unions or
52  II,VII,26|      well as for major religious superiors, can be created with the
53  II,VII,26|      union of both men and women superiors general at the Sacred Congregation