Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,4 |           ecumenical councils.~When matters of particular importance
 2 Intro,9 |    universal Church. When important matters are to be dealt with, they
 3 Intro,9 |       another on the more important matters and provide mutual assistance
 4 Intro,14|          given thought to all these matters with the help of expert
 5  I,2    |            special expertise in the matters being dealt with; also,
 6  I,2    |              with this proviso that matters requiring the exercise of
 7  I,3    |            Procedure~Art. 11 — § 1. Matters of major importance are
 8  I,3    |         dicasteries deal with those matters which, because of their
 9  I,3    |         groupings, as well as those matters committed to them by the
10  I,3    |        Church. Finally, they review matters that the Christian faithful,
11  I,3    |           otherwise.~Art. 21 — § 1. Matters touching the competence
12  I,3    |         will be set up to deal with matters requiring mutual and frequent
13  I,7    |             and discusses with them matters concerning the good of the
14 II,1    |         Pontiff; to deal with those matters which arise outside the
15 II,1    |          this section takes care of matters concerning the presence
16 II,2    | international law, and to deal with matters of common interest, promoting
17 III,2   |            Churches considers those matters, whether concerning persons
18 III,2   |         Congregation extends to all matters which are proper to the
19 III,2   |        ratum et non consummatum.~In matters which also affect the faithful
20 III,2   |        Promoting Christian Unity in matters which concern relations
21 III,2   |         Inter-religious Dialogue in matters within the scope of this
22 III,5   |      Congregation applies itself to matters relating to the correct
23 III,5   |             Congregation deals with matters pertaining to the celebration
24 III,7   |   Congregation enjoys competence in matters touching those members as
25 III,8   |             for the Clergy examines matters regarding priests and deacons
26 III,8   |          ministry; and in all these matters the Congregation offers
27 III,8   |       Congregation deals with those matters that are within the competence
28 III,11  |   universities, it deals with those matters that are within the competence
29 IV,3    |              bishops in contentious matters, unless it is a question
30  V,1    |         Laity is competent in those matters pertaining to the Apostolic
31  V,1    |            and, generally, in those matters respecting the Christian
32  V,1    |       Council deals only with those matters concerning their apostolic
33  V,2    |            Council often deals with matters which by their very nature
34  V,2    |           In dealing with important matters concerning the separated
35  V,2    |   Commission to study and deal with matters concerning the Jews from
36  V,4    |          State, especially whenever matters of peace and justice have
37  V,6    |          also sees to it that these matters are considered with the
38 VI,2    |      experts if needed; it examines matters concerning the juridical
39 IX      |           its own regulations, with matters concerning the Basilica