Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,5   |         existing were to draw up proper statutes; and in cases where
 2 II,9   |        exercise a power which is proper to them for the good of
 3 II,10  |       him, and he does so as the proper, ordinary and immediate
 4 II,10  |   College of Bishops as elements proper to the universal Church,
 5 II,11  | universal Church not only by the proper exercise of the munus regendi
 6 II,12  |          on the collegial nature proper to the actions of the order
 7 II,12  |   collegiality in the strict and proper sense belongs only to the
 8 II (55)|      although they perform tasks proper to Bishops.~
 9 III,19 |     exercise in Christ's name is proper, ordinary and immediate”.(72)
10 III,19 |        the episcopal College are proper elements of the universal
11 III,19 |      possesses all the ordinary, proper and immediate power which