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 1 Intro,2 |       Here we are looking at that special concept whereby the pastors
 2 Intro,4 |      cardinals began to take on a special importance in the Roman
 3 Intro,5 |         To carry out this task, a special group of prelates was set
 4 Intro,6 |          Rome by a close and most special bond and they "are also
 5 Intro,6 |  consultation was the "Draft of a special law concerning the Roman
 6 Intro,9 |          together into regular or special consistories. So they come
 7 Intro,9 |           the Church, and bearing special witness for Christ before
 8 Intro,10|  Apostolorum.~These visits have a special meaning all of their own,
 9 Intro,13|   beneficial, that is, supporting special pastoral activity and research
10 Intro,14|       Church, and among them in a special way the bishop of Rome,
11  I,2    |           specific nature or some special law, the dicasteries are
12  I,2    |        ones, insofar as they have special expertise in the matters
13  I,3    |            are qualified by their special expertise in the matter
14  I,3    |           which, because of their special importance, either by their
15  I,3    |           it universal law or the special law of the Roman Curia,
16  I,3    |        except decisions for which special faculties have been granted
17  I,5    |   considers the activities of the special institute which is erected
18  I,5    |        institute is governed by a special law.~
19  I,6    |     general character or having a special bearing on their particular
20  I,7    |      These kinds of visits have a special importance in the life of
21  I,7    |           are to be shared with a special committee convened for this
22  I,10   |         its own Ordo servandus or special norms setting forth the
23 II,1    |         of the First Section in a special way to expedite the business
24 II,1    | Apostolicæ Sedis; ~2. through its special office commonly known as
25 II,2    |     Relations with States has the special task of dealing with heads
26 II,2    |       legates. ~Art. 47 — § 1. In special circumstances and by mandate
27 III,3   |         them according to its own special procedure, and, if the case
28 III,4   |          God.~Art. 72 — § 1. With special norms and timely advice,
29 III,7   |       Clergy.~Art. 92 — Through a special office, the Congregation
30  V,1    |          they may carry out their special responsibility of filling
31  V,4    |           144 — The Council has a special relationship with the Secretariat
32  V,6    |         the Church to bear on the special needs of those who have
33  V,6    |     workers receive effective and special spiritual care, even, if
34  V,11   |           The Council has its own special structure. The president
35  V,12   |       Christian spirit.~§ 2. With special solicitude the Council looks
36 VI,1    |   functions assigned to it by the special law on the vacancy of the
37 IX      |           if it is worthy of most special mention.~Given in Rome,
38 AppII,3 |        same letter points out the special nature of the Apostolic
39 AppII,6 |     cultivate within themselves a special awareness of the Church,
40 AS,3    |          fundamental objective, a special appeal may be made to the
41 AS,5    |          requires this in a quite special measure.~Besides the deepened