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 1  I,1  |         Lord Jesus constituted the Apostles “in the form of a college
 2  I,1  |         from amongst them”.(2) The Apostles were not chosen and sent
 3  I,1  |        Father for the unity of the Apostles and of those who through
 4  I,1  |               and entrusted to the Apostles the same mission which he
 5  I,1  |   listening to the teaching of the Apostles (10) and accepts their decision
 6  I,1  |        problems.(11) It was to the Apostles who had remained in Jerusalem
 7  I,1  |        having run in vain.(12) The Apostles' awareness that they constituted
 8  I,1  |          go up to Jerusalem to the Apostles and the elders about this
 9  I,1  |            examine the problem the Apostles and the elders meet, consult
10  I,2  |          the Lord entrusted to the Apostles will last until the end
11  I,2  |            with Christ's will, the Apostles themselves “were careful
12  I,2  | institution taken the place of the Apostles as pastors of the Church”.(16)
13  I,2  |            pastoral ministry, “the Apostles were endowed by Christ with
14  I,2  |          Peter and the rest of the Apostles constitute one apostolic
15  I,2  |     Bishops, the successors of the Apostles, are joined to one another”.(20)
16  I,3  |         life of the College of the Apostles: pastoral cooperation, consultation,
17 III,19|      Bishops have succeeded to the Apostles as Shepherds of the Church”,(71)