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 1  I,2   |    understood the Secretariat of State, Congregations, Tribunals,
 2  I,5   |        the cardinal secretary of state, usually twice a year, to
 3  I,5   |   erected and located within the State of Vatican City in order
 4  I,7   |          Pontiff a report on the state of their diocese.~Art. 29 —
 5  I,7   |       purpose, the report on the state of the diocese should be
 6 II     |                II~SECRETARIAT OF STATE~Art. 39 — The Secretariat
 7 II     |          39 — The Secretariat of State provides close assistance
 8 II     |        the cardinal secretary of state. It is composed of two sections,
 9 III,5  |     States of the Secretariat of State.~Art. 79 — Furthermore,
10 III,8  |          to do with the clerical state as such for all clergy,
11  V,1   | competence of the Secretariat of State. As for secular third orders,
12  V,4   |          with the Secretariat of State, especially whenever matters
13  V,11  |          with the Secretariat of State, it shows interest in measures
14  V,12  |          with the Secretariat of State.~Art. 170 — § 1. The chief
15 VII,1  |          with the Secretariat of State whenever circumstances so
16 VII,1  |    solemn audience with heads of State, ambassadors, members of
17 VII,2  |    appointed by the secretary of state to a term of the same length.~
18 VIII   |        the cardinal secretary of state, after he has consulted
19 VIII   |        the cardinal secretary of state to a five-year term of office
20 IX     | competence of the Secretariat of State or of other agencies of
21 AppII,3|          constitutes a sovereign State in its own right and yet "
22 AppII,4|    compared to any other form of State, since it is deprived of
23 AppII,7|        the cardinal secretary of state, the full text is printed
24 AS,1   |      service of the Vatican City State, which is so closely linked
25 AS,2   |    described as the Vatican City State is closely linked with it;
26 AS,2   |     other hand, the Vatican City State is sovereign, yet does not
27 AS,2   |     community. It is an atypical state. It exists as a fitting
28 AS,2   |      organization of every other state. Furthermore, the persons
29 AS,2   |   government of the Vatican City State are with few exceptions
30 AS,2   |  exceptions not citizens of this state. Nor, consequently, do they
31 AS,2   |        arise from belonging to a state.~The Apostolic See does
32 AS,2   |    economic activity proper to a state, since it transcends the
33 AS,2   |     confines of the Vatican City State in a much more important
34 AS,2   |     revenues of the Vatican City State and the limited income afforded
35 AS,2   |      goods passed to the Italian State, the prime basis of sustenance
36 AS,4   |          out the duties of their state, including responsibilities