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 1  I (1)|       certain cases, administrative power (cf. Code of Canons of the
 2  I,3  |            Without prejudice to the power which each Bishop enjoys
 3 II,9  |         subject of supreme and full power over the universal Church”.(43)
 4 II,9  |            Peter fully retains “his power of primacy over all, pastors
 5 II,9  |         full, supreme and universal power over the Church. And he
 6 II,9  |            can always exercise this power freely”.(44)~The supreme
 7 II,9  |            freely”.(44)~The supreme power which the body of Bishops
 8 II,9  |              the Bishops exercise a power which is proper to them
 9 II,10 |             has the fullness of the power of the Sacrament of Orders,
10 II,10 |            not exercise the supreme power which belongs to the Roman
11 II,12 |             alone holds the supreme power over the whole Church. In
12 II,12 |            Church.(55) In fact, the power of the College of Bishops
13 II,12 |       individually exercise supreme power over the Church. In other
14 II,12 |          will of the Lord.(57) This power, however, should not be
15 II,13 |             the basis of the sacred power of the individual Bishops,
16 III,19|          their authority and sacred power (...). This power, which
17 III,19|            sacred power (...). This power, which they personally exercise
18 III,19|          the exercise of the sacred power of the Bishop “can be circumscribed
19 III,19|      ordinary, proper and immediate power which is required for the
20 III,20| autonomously limit their own sacred power in favour of the Episcopal
21 III,20|         exercise of the legislative power of the Bishops assembled
22 III,24|         limitation of his episcopal power in favour of the Episcopal
23 IV    |           plenary assembly, has the power to carry out acts of authentic
24 IV    |        Conference cannot grant such power to its Commissions or other