Chapter, Paragraph
1 I (1) | The Oriental Churches headed by Patriarchs and
2 I (1) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canons 110 and 152): the
3 I (1) | where there exist several Churches sui iuris regulated by Code
4 I (1) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 322, and by their
5 I (1) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 322, 4; Apostolic
6 I,2 | unity in their particular Churches.(23)~
7 I,3 | and solicitude for all the Churches, and prolong the very life
8 I,5 | among the different local Churches.(31) Finally, the Code of
9 II,10 | of individual particular Churches or of gatherings of such
10 II,10 | or of gatherings of such Churches called together by their
11 II,10 | the level of particular Churches grouped together by geographic
12 II,11 | is also the body of the Churches”.(48)~Bishops contribute
13 II,11 | regendi in their particular Churches, but also by the exercise
14 II,12 | the sum of the particular Churches, or as a federation of particular
15 II,12 | federation of particular Churches”.(53) “It is not the result
16 II,12 | of the communion of the Churches, but, in its essential mystery,
17 II,12 | who govern the particular Churches, nor as the result of their
18 II,12 | Bishops over their particular Churches; it is a pre-existing reality
19 II (55)| not heads of particular Churches, although they perform tasks
20 II,13 | Groupings of particular Churches are related to the Churches
21 II,13 | Churches are related to the Churches of which they are composed,
22 II,13 | respect to the particular Churches.~Likewise, the organizations
23 II,13 | assistance to other local Churches, especially those which
24 II,13 | the good of the individual Churches.(60)~ ~
25 III,16 | Bishops of some particular churches constituted in a given territory
26 III,16 | presiding over particular churches belonging to different countries”.(64)
27 III,17 | common good of the particular Churches of a territory through the
28 III,19 | they “govern the particular churches entrusted to them as the
29 III,19 | the particularity of the churches, but are nevertheless interior
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