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 1 Intro,4 |          so that, structured in a suitable way that everyone can understand,
 2 Intro,5 |         be recast in an even more suitable form. To carry out this
 3 Intro,10|        bishops and equips it with suitable means for doing so. Even
 4 Intro,13|          Roman Curia be made more suitable for the purposes they were
 5 Intro,13|     Council, be ever more clearly suitable for achieving the pastoral
 6  I,2    |      senior administrators, and a suitable number of officials.~§ 2.
 7  I,2    |   necessary knowledge attested by suitable academic degrees, and selected
 8 III,1   |     Ordinary concerned; it brings suitable remedies to bear, if this
 9 III,3   |               1. By effective and suitable means, the Congregation
10 III,5   |            especially to see that suitable arrangements are made for
11 III,7   |          or lay, and advises on a suitable distribution of missionaries.~§ 
12 III,7   |          of which is committed to suitable institutes and societies
13 III,8   |           2. It advises on a more suitable distribution of priests.~§ 
14 III,9   |        ceased are to be kept in a suitable manner in museums of the
15  V,3    |        and for its spread through suitable catechesis. It encourages
16  V,6    |         if necessary, by means of suitable pastoral structures.~§ 2.
17  V,6    |        are away from home receive suitable spiritual care.~
18  V,9    |         160 — The Council fosters suitable dialogue with the followers
19  V,10   |          Christian faith, so that suitable assistance may be given
20  V,11   |     Council on its own undertakes suitable projects with respect to
21  V,12   |           support in a timely and suitable way the action of the Church
22 VIII    | Candidates must be qualified by a suitable preparation attested by
23 AppII,1 |          the Supreme Pontiff with suitable instruments to carry out
24 AppII,5 |        that there be an ever more suitable fine-tuning of working conditions
25 AppII,5 |    Supreme Pontiff provided that "suitable executive documents" be
26 AppII,5 |  principles set forth by means of suitable norms and structures."~The
27 AS,4    |   education of their children and suitable provision for old age, so
28 AS,4    |     Eminence will wish to prepare suitable executive documents for
29 AS,4    |  principles set forth by means of suitable norms and structures.~