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 1  I,2   |        foundation of unity in their particular Churches.(23)~
 2  I,3   |       divine institution in his own particular Church, the consciousness
 3  I,3   |       Council of Nicaea in 325, the Particular Councils, both plenary and
 4  I,3   |             The practice of holding Particular Councils continued throughout
 5  I,3   |   provisions for the celebration of Particular Councils. Canon 281 of that
 6  I,3   | considerable body of laws governing Particular Councils, both plenary and
 7  I,4   |          Alongside the tradition of Particular Councils and in harmony
 8  I,4   |            venerable institution of Particular Councils would be revitalized (
 9  I,4   |           countries and laying down particular norms regarding them (cf.
10  I,7   |         universal Church and to his particular Church”.(35) The Synod therefore
11 II,10  |             the level of individual particular Churches or of gatherings
12 II,10  |        elements present within each particular Church in order that it
13 II,10  |         fully be Church, that is, a particular presence of the universal
14 II,10  |        thereto.(46)~At the level of particular Churches grouped together
15 II,11  |          the munus regendi in their particular Churches, but also by the
16 II,11  |           to the pastoral care of a particular Bishop are required to accept
17 II,12  |         conceived as the sum of the particular Churches, or as a federation
18 II,12  |     Churches, or as a federation of particular Churches”.(53) “It is not
19 II,12  |           prior to every individual particular Church”.(54) Likewise the
20 II,12  |          the Bishops who govern the particular Churches, nor as the result
21 II,12  |       office of being the head of a particular Church.(55) In fact, the
22 II,12  |       individual Bishops over their particular Churches; it is a pre-existing
23 II (55)|        Bishops who are not heads of particular Churches, although they
24 II,13  |                    13. Groupings of particular Churches are related to
25 II,13  |          Church with respect to the particular Churches.~Likewise, the
26 III,16 |          either the Bishops of some particular churches constituted in
27 III,16 |             or those presiding over particular churches belonging to different
28 III,17 |          for the common good of the particular Churches of a territory
29 III,17 |           have a consultative vote. Particular care should be taken to
30 III,19 |                and they “govern the particular churches entrusted to them
31 III,19 |            universal Church and the particular Church, since the latter
32 III,19 |       nevertheless interior to each particular Church”.(74) As part of
33 III,20 |            through universal law or particular mandates, entrusts determined
34 III,21 |        Conferences of Bishops or in particular councils, are authentic
35 III,22 |             give to the events of a particular region.~Taking into account
36 III,24 |         universal Church and to his particular Church” (85) and, naturally,