Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,5   |         possible to establish a Conference, the Bishops in question
 2  I,5   |       again that “the Episcopal Conference is established as a contemporary
 3  I (33)|       African Catholic Bishops' Conference (S.A.C.B.C.), the Conférences
 4 III,14 |       precise description: “The Conference of Bishops, a permanent
 5 III,15 | experience within the Episcopal Conference, since “Bishops are frequently
 6 III,16 |      provision for an Episcopal Conference to “be erected for a smaller
 7 III,16 | extension of the territory of a Conference is reserved to the Holy
 8 III,17 |     entrusted, every individual Conference is to include all the diocesan
 9 III,17 |         See or by the Episcopal Conference itself.(66) In the plenary
10 III,17 |       meetings of the Episcopal Conference, the deliberative vote belongs
11 III,17 |     itself. The statutes of the Conference cannot provide otherwise.(67)
12 III,17 | Vice-President of the Episcopal Conference must be chosen only from
13 III,17 |        members of the Episcopal Conference, the statues of the Conference
14 III,17 |  Conference, the statues of the Conference should determine whether
15 III,17 |         nature of the Episcopal Conference, a member's participation
16 III,17 |   member's participation in the Conference cannot be delegated to someone
17 III,18 |             18. Every Episcopal Conference has its own statutes, which
18 III,18 |         plenary meetings of the Conference as well as for the establishment
19 III,18 |      general secretariat of the Conference, and other offices and commissions
20 III,18 |         in the judgement of the Conference will help it fulfil its
21 III,19 |      authority of the Episcopal Conference and its field of action
22 III,20 |            20. In the Episcopal Conference the Bishops jointly exercise
23 III,20 |         of the territory of the Conference; but, for that exercise
24 III,20 |   deliberation of the Episcopal Conference. Bishops, whether individually
25 III,20 |       individually or united in Conference, cannot autonomously limit
26 III,20 |         favour of the Episcopal Conference, and even less can they
27 III,20 |      assembled in the Episcopal Conference: “The Conference of Bishops
28 III,20 |      Episcopal Conference: “The Conference of Bishops can issue general
29 III,20 |        or at the request of the Conference, determines it”.(77) In
30 III,20 |         intact; and neither the Conference nor its president may act
31 III,21 |          assembled in Episcopal Conference, must take special care
32 III,22 |      assembled in the Episcopal Conference and jointly exercizing their
33 III,22 |       alone of the Bishops of a Conference cannot issue a declaration
34 III,22 |       authentic teaching of the Conference to which all the faithful
35 III,22 |         order for the Episcopal Conference to issue general decrees.(84)
36 III,23 |   jointly through the Episcopal Conference, this be done in the plenary
37 III,23 |      name or in the name of the Conference, and not even as a task
38 III,23 |         assigned to them by the Conference.~
39 III,24 |         favour of the Episcopal Conference, or by acting as a filter
40 IV     |   doctrinal declarations of the Conference of Bishops referred to in
41 IV     |    published in the name of the Conference itself, they must be unanimously
42 IV     |        Bishops belonging to the Conference and having a deliberative
43 IV     |        No body of the Episcopal Conference, outside of the plenary
44 IV     |      magisterium. The Episcopal Conference cannot grant such power
45 IV     |     Doctrinal Commission of the Conference of Bishops must be authorized
46 IV     |        Permanent Council of the Conference.~Art. 4. – The Episcopal