Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,9  |        Church. And he can always exercise this power freely”.(44)~
 2 II,9  |      collegial acts, the Bishops exercise a power which is proper
 3 II,10 | Sacrament of Orders, he does not exercise the supreme power which
 4 II,10 |         Bishops in charge do not exercise pastoral care jointly with
 5 II,11 |    Church not only by the proper exercise of the munus regendi in
 6 II,11 |        Churches, but also by the exercise of the offices of teaching
 7 II,11 |          priesthood”,(50) in the exercise of his office of sanctifying
 8 II,12 |   Bishops of a territory jointly exercise certain pastoral functions
 9 II,12 |       their faithful, such joint exercise of the episcopal ministry
10 II,12 |         this territorially based exercise of the episcopal ministry
11 II,12 |        the above-mentioned joint exercise of certain pastoral tasks.~
12 II,12 |        College, can individually exercise supreme power over the Church.
13 II,13 |         of competence.~The joint exercise of certain acts of the episcopal
14 III,14|        norm of law, they jointly exercise certain pastoral functions
15 III,17|        other titular Bishops who exercise a special task entrusted
16 III,19|     power, which they personally exercise in Christ's name is proper,
17 III,19|          and immediate”.(72) Its exercise is regulated by the supreme
18 III,19|          of such regulation, the exercise of the sacred power of the
19 III,19|        which is required for the exercise of his pastoral office except
20 III,20|   Conference the Bishops jointly exercise the episcopal ministry for
21 III,20|        Conference; but, for that exercise to be legitimate and binding
22 III,20|    canonical norm concerning the exercise of the legislative power
23 III,21|                    21. The joint exercise of the episcopal ministry
24 III,23|         requires that, when they exercise it jointly through the Episcopal