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 1 Intro,1 |         communities, namely, in the particular Churches dispersed throughout
 2 Intro,2 |             every bishop in his own particular Church; but all the more
 3 Intro,2 |      carefully with the business of particular Churches, referred to him
 4 Intro,4 |           councils.~When matters of particular importance were to be dealt
 5 Intro,6 |         feeling on the needs of the particular Churches and what they wanted
 6 Intro,6 |         express purpose, prepared a particular law for the Roman Curia
 7 Intro,6 |            of Canon Law.~It is this particular law that we wish to promulgate
 8 Intro,8 |           as well as each and every particular Church, this same diaconia
 9 Intro,8 |        bishops or as pastors of the particular Churches.~For this reason,
10 Intro,10|             with the pastors of the particular Churches, who have come
11 Intro,11|            the whole Church and the particular Churches, the Curia is in
12 Intro,11|    foundation of unity in their own particular Churches.~Therefore the
13 Intro,11|         right to the pastors of the particular Churches. Clearly however,
14 Intro,12|     Churches, so the pastors of the particular Churches, governing these
15 Intro,12|          between the pastors of the particular Churches and the pastor
16  I,1    |             whole Church and of the particular Churches. It thus strengthens
17  I,2    |     according to the circumstances.~Particular Churches, moderators of
18  I,3    |        regard to relations with the particular Churches. The dicasteries
19  I,5    |          fifteen cardinals who head particular Churches from various parts
20  I,6    |                      Relations with Particular Churches~Art. 26 — § 1.
21  I,6    |             are to be fostered with particular Churches and groupings of
22  I,6    |            special bearing on their particular Churches should be communicated
23  I,6    |    regarding business affecting the particular Churches where the legates
24  I,7    |              bishops presiding over particular Churches visit the tombs
25  I,7    | relationship of the pastors of each particular Church with the Roman Pontiff.
26 II,1    |          especially as concerns the particular Churches. This section deals
27 II,2    |            sees to the provision of particular Churches and the constitution
28 III,2   |            for the establishment of particular Churches in that region.~
29 III,3   |        liturgical texts. It reviews particular calendars and proper texts
30 III,3   |           and the Divine Office for particular Churches and institutes
31 III,5   |      establishment and provision of particular Churches and to the exercise
32 III,5   |   suppression, and other changes of particular Churches and of their groupings.
33 III,5   |     generally with the provision of particular Churches.~Art. 78 — Whenever
34 III,5   |           establishing or modifying particular Churches and their groupings
35 III,5   |       prelatures.~Art. 81 — For the particular Churches assigned to its
36 III,5   |    pertaining to the celebration of particular councils as well as the
37 III,6   |           is to be available to the particular Churches in Latin America,
38 III,7   |     institutes and societies and to particular Churches. For these territories
39 III,9   |             lends its assistance to particular Churches and conferences
40  V,6    |         Council ensures that in the particular Churches refugees and exiles,
41  V,6    |          and it is available to the particular Churches in order that all
42  V,7    |         lends its assistance to the particular Churches to ensure that
43  V,8    |          Council determines whether particular laws and general decrees
44 AppI,1  |        charity and service over the particular Churches throughout the
45 AppI,1  |         bishops, the pastors of the particular Churches, and takes up with
46 AppI,2  |           or life-blood between the particular Churches and the Church
47 AppI,3  |             the bishop of a certain particular Church and the bishop of
48 AppI,3  |            the universal Church and particular Churches communicate with
49 AppI,4  |         that is carried out in each particular Church, joined at the same
50 AppI,4  |          Church, be it universal or particular: the priests, men and women
51 AppI,5  |     permanent communication between particular Churches and the Apostolic
52 AppI,5  |         they universal or local and particular, in accordance with that
53 AppI,6  |            world, where each of the particular Churches can be found, are
54 AppII,1 |            in which "there are also particular Churches that retain their
55 AppII,3 |            Apostolic See stand in a particular light."~
56 AppII,5 |        account in every case of the particular character of the Apostolic
57 AS,1    |            and precious work of the particular community made up of those
58 AS,2    |            political sovereignty of particular societies. On the other
59 AS,2    |        those to do with taxation in particular) which ordinarily arise
60 AS,3    |            of its activities or for particular purposes (missionary, charitable,
61 AS,3    |        Moreover, all those who have particular responsibilities in running
62 AS,4    |        programs of the society — in particular, the Italian society — to
63 AS,4    |        account in every case of the particular character of the Apostolic
64 AS,5    |            requires expression in a particular relationship with the work
65 AS,5    |            Apostolic See stand in a particular light.~The Second Vatican