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 1  I,5  | membership and functioning.~The collegial spirit which inspired the
 2 II    |                              II~COLLEGIAL UNION ~AMONG BISHOPS~
 3 II,8  |         apostolic ministry, the collegial union of Bishops shows forth
 4 II,9  |     their joint action. In such collegial acts, the Bishops exercise
 5 II,10 |                  10. Equivalent collegial actions cannot be carried
 6 II,10 |      are strictly personal, not collegial, even when he has a sense
 7 II,10 |      pastoral care jointly with collegial acts equal to those of the
 8 II,11 |        better understanding how collegial union is manifested in the
 9 II,11 |   Church, not only in so-called collegial acts, but also in the care
10 II,12 |         concrete application of collegial spirit (affectus collegialis),(51)
11 II,12 |     ministry never takes on the collegial nature proper to the actions
12 III,14|     concrete application of the collegial spirit. Basing itself on