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1007  II,VI,22 |              them with new spiritual treasures and increase notably their
1008  II,VII,25|        whereby each conference would treat by itself alone the matters
1009 Intro     |            document.~III. The matter treated is circumscribed by well
1010   I,IV,18 |            the form of two principal trends, namely materialism, which
1011   I,III,11|           surroundings it may appear troublesome and may even cause difficulties,
1012  II, V    |              the divine and catholic truth (cf. LG 25), in the fulfillment
1013  II,VI,22 |        sector of the diocese, should try to discern what the Spirit
1014  II, V    |              catechisms or any other type of work containing topics
1015   I,II,8  |              a mission recognized as typically theirs is conferred on Institutes;
1016  II,VII,25|            that even if the right of ultimate decision making is to be
1017   I,IV,21 |     universality, must be founded on unalterable esteem and constant protection
1018  II, V    |              were a means of wrongly understood self-fulfillment, but with
1019  II,VII,24|       bishops when they are asked to undertake a greater share in the ministry
1020   I,III,10|              such a one to work with undivided dedication for the good
1021   I,III,10|           world visible proof of the unfathomable mystery of Christ, inasmuch
1022   I,IV,18 |              they may merge into one unified pastoral action in which
1023   I, I,2  |       cohesion in Christ: indeed, He unifies the Church "in communion
1024   I, I,1  |             The element on which the uniqueness of this nature is based
1025  II,VI,22 |              can and should serve to unite and coordinate religious
1026           | unless
1027   I,II,8  |      ecclesial dimension, namely the unquestionable bond of religious life with
1028  II,VI,22 |      tolerance is granted to certain unsound initiatives or to certain
1029   I,III,11|        suffering, carries with it an unvarying history of the connection
1030   I,II,8  |            concern, that Institutes "upheld by their supervisory and
1031  II, V    |      effective collaboration for the upkeep of these centers of study
1032   I,IV,17 |            entire Mystical Body (cf. UR 14-17). The Church universal,
1033   I,III,10|        mystery in a special way" and urges such a one to work with
1034  II,VI,23 |       formulated only in view of its usefulness and suitability in the field
1035  II,VI,23 |         brought into being which are useless or lacking in sufficient
1036  II, V    |                              CHAPTER V~SOME POINTS REGARDING THE
1037   I,III,10|              life of the Church in a vague and ambiguous way.~
1038  II,VI,22 |   depreciation of the still actually valid forms of apostolate, which
1039 Conclu    |            readily, will be of great value in achieving in the most
1040  II,VI,22 |         introduced under pretexts at variance one with another. Bishops
1041   I,IV,16 |              activity is carried out vary; differences, therefore,
1042  II,VI,23 |        clearly expressed.~49. In the vast pastoral field of the Church,
1043   I,III,12|      therefore, they must carry on a veritable spiritual direction of the
1044  II,VI,23 |           after suitable exchange of views and a sincere search for
1045   I, I,1  |             its communion. He is the vigor of its mission, the source
1046  II,VII   |                              CHAPTER VII~THE IMPORTANCE OF SUITABLE
1047  II,VI,23 |             a more updated doctrinal vision of the particular Church,
1048   I,IV,21 |             charismatic genuineness, vivacious and ingenious in its inventiveness,
1049   I, I,1  |           world a new People, which, vivified by the Holy Spirit, assembles
1050   I, I,3  |             the Spirit of Christ who vivifies it, in the building up of
1051   I,II,5  |              of the Body in order to vivify its functions and activities. "
1052  II,VII,24|              and in harmony with the voice of the Head of the Apostolic
1053   I,III,10|           those professing religious vows is especially ordained to
1054 Conclu    |            them: "I... exhort you to walk in a manner worthy of the
1055  II,VII,24|           understand what the Spirit wants to manifest, even through
1056   I,IV,17 |               however they should be watchful that there be no deviation
1057  II,VII,24|              to the bishop, that is, watching over religious life in the
1058   I,II,7  |            of the entire ministry be weakened in any way. The bishop,
1059  II,VI,23 |            of each foundation should weigh with humility, of course,
1060           | Whenever
1061   I,III,10|             fact, "dedicates himself wholly to God, his supreme love.
1062           | why
1063  II,VII,24|          their Church and to approve willingly their nomination to positions
1064  II,VII,24|       entrusted to him either at the wish of the authority who entrusted
1065   I, I,3  |               which we ourselves are witnessing, even though they evoke
1066  II,VI,23 |              God in their quality of woman, can offer. Always, however,
1067  II,VI,23 |         various religious institutes working in a given diocese. To this
1068 Conclu    |              you to walk in a manner worthy of the calling with which
1069 Conclu    |               prisoner in the Lord," writing to the Ephesians from Rome,
1070  II, V    |              if they were a means of wrongly understood self-fulfillment,