Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,5  |  spirit of communion with the Universal Church and among the different
 2  I,7  |     Bishop in relation to the universal Church and to his particular
 3 II,8  |                     8. In the universal communion of the People
 4 II,8  |      as the Church is one and universal, so also is the Episcopacy
 5 II,9  |       and full power over the universal Church”.(43) As it is well
 6 II,9  | Pontiff has full, supreme and universal power over the Church. And
 7 II,10 |     as elements proper to the universal Church, elements present
 8 II,10 |    particular presence of the universal Church with all the essential
 9 II,11 |  ministry, are related to the universal Church. It is necessary,
10 II,11 |    greatly to the good of the universal Church. All Bishops, in
11 II,11 |    Church as a portion of the universal Church, they themselves
12 II,11 | contribute to the good of the universal Church not only by the proper
13 II,11 |     faith, do not address the universal community of the faithful
14 II,12 |  linked to the fact that “the universal Church cannot be conceived
15 II,12 |      essential element of the universal Church, it is a reality
16 II,13 |     mutual interiority of the universal Church with respect to the
17 III,19|      the relation between the universal Church and the particular
18 III,19|    are proper elements of the universal Church that are not derived
19 III,20|     the Church which, through universal law or particular mandates,
20 III,21| follow the magisterium of the universal Church and to communicate
21 III,22|      the characteristics of a universal magisterium. For this reason
22 III,22|  eventual intervention of the universal magisterium.~
23 III,24|     Bishop in relation to the universal Church and to his particular