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 1 Intro,7|   nevertheless a truly ecclesial character because it draws its existence
 2 Intro,8|          Beyond this ministerial character, the Second Vatican Council
 3 Intro,8|        we may call the vicarious character of the Roman Curia, because,
 4 Intro,8|        to the bishops. From this character the Roman Curia draws its
 5 Intro,9|  individual dicasteries have the character and grace of the episcopate,
 6  I,2   |      possible, the international character of the Church.~Art. 9 —
 7  I,2   |        may express the universal character of the Church. The suitability
 8  I,4   |    serious business of a general character can be usefully dealt with,
 9  I,6   |   importance that have a general character.~§ 2. As far as possible,
10  I,6   |           documents of a general character or having a special bearing
11  I,8   |                         Pastoral Character of the Activity of the Roman
12  I,8   |           marked with a pastoral character, that all must discharge
13 III,3  |      which have an international character or approves or grants the
14  V,1   | associations of an international character and provides approval or
15 VIII   |       Christian life, honourable character, and expertise. Should any
16 AppII,1|     Viewed in this way, the true character of the functions fulfilled
17 AppII,3|          aware "of that specific character of their positions. In any
18 AppII,4|    associations have a political character or openly or covertly serve
19 AppII,5|     every case of the particular character of the Apostolic See."~Now
20 AS,1   |        all to define the unitary character of functions which are nonetheless
21 AS,1   |   consciousness of that specific character of their positions. In any
22 AS,2   |        be less respectful of the character proper to the Apostolic
23 AS,4   |  associations take on a specific character within the Apostolic See.
24 AS,4   |     every case of the particular character of the Apostolic See, as