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 1 Intro,2|     sacred worship and holders of office in government. Moreover,
 2 Intro,2| government. Moreover, just as the office which the Lord confided
 3 Intro,2|          one, so also endures the office, which the apostles received,
 4 Intro,2|   experience and by virtue of his office as Vicar of Christ and pastor
 5 Intro,8|        very nature relates to the office of the college of his brother
 6 Intro,8|     carrying out his own personal office, necessarily relates in
 7 Intro,8|          same way to the personal office of the bishops, whether
 8  I,1   |           of his supreme pastoral office for the good and service
 9  I,2   |           Papal Household and the Office for the Liturgical Celebrations
10  I,2   |        and secretaries cease from office, having completed seventy-five
11  I,2   |      dicastery by reason of their office cease to be members when
12  I,2   |          to be members when their office ceases.~Art. 6 — On the
13  I,2   |      dicasteries cease from their office. The camerlengo of the Roman
14  I,2   |           need to be confirmed in office by the Supreme Pontiff within
15  I,5   |           for a five-year term of office.~Art. 25 — § 1. The Council
16  I,8   |    prejudice however to their own office. ~
17  I,9   |                    Central Labour Office~Art. 36 — According to its
18  I,9   |     reference, the Central Labour Office deals with working conditions
19 II     |           exercise of his supreme office.~Art. 40 — The Secretariat
20 II,1   |        autonomy; to supervise the office and work of the legates
21 II,1   |            2. through its special office commonly known as the Press
22 II,1   |       commonly known as the Press Office, to publish official announcements
23 II,1   |           the Central Statistical Office, it collects, organizes,
24 III,1  |     groups, in carrying out their office as authentic teachers and
25 III,1  |          doctors of the faith, an office that carries with it the
26 III,2  |     Churches, the exercise of the office of teaching, sanctifying
27 III,3  |           the Mass and the Divine Office for particular Churches
28 III,5  |         exercise of the episcopal office in the Latin Church, without
29 III,7  |            92 — Through a special office, the Congregation administers
30 IV,3   |        and for a specific term of office.~Art. 128 — This Tribunal
31 VII,1  |           which is handled by the Office for the Liturgical Celebrations
32 VII,2  |                                   Office for the Liturgical Celebrations
33 VII,2  |       Pontiff~Art. 182 — § 1. The Office for the Liturgical Celebrations
34 VII,2  |    Pontiff to a five-year term of office; papal masters of ceremonies
35 VIII   |      state to a five-year term of office on the recommendation of
36 VIII   |          they may be removed from office. Once they have completed
37 VIII   |          of age, they cease their office. ~ ~
38 IX     |          Basilica.~Art. 193 — The Office of Papal Charities carries
39 AppI,3 |           shoulders the burden of office, which they cannot relieve
40 AppII,3|        high responsibility and to office and manual workers to whom
41 AppII,5|        concern is now "The Labour Office of the Apostolic See" (L.
42 AppII,5|          membership of the Labour Office, its authority, its functions,
43 AppII,5|           just newly set up, this Office needs a reasonable period
44 AppII,5|     regulations of the new Labour Office are being published at the
45 AppII,6|       chief purpose of the Labour Office — apart from the practical
46 AS,1   |       high responsibility, and to office and manual workers to whom