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 1 Intro,1 |         in a singular way on the bishop of Rome, the successor of
 2 Intro,2 |        bishops together with the bishop of Rome. To use the words
 3 Intro,2 |         joined together with the bishop of Rome — "in so far as
 4 Intro,2 |        applies to each and every bishop in his own particular Church;
 5 Intro,2 |        more does it apply to the bishop of Rome, whose Petrine ministry
 6 Intro,2 | reciprocal communion between the bishop of Rome and the bishops
 7 Intro,6 |    joined to the ministry of the bishop of Rome by a close and most
 8 Intro,9 |   communion with their head, the bishop of Rome.~Furthermore, as
 9 Intro,10|         Moreover, each and every bishop still has the inviolable
10 Intro,14|        them in a special way the bishop of Rome, are keenly aware
11  I,8    |        world-wide mission of the bishop of Rome.~Art. 34 — Each
12 III,3   |   together with the votum of the bishop and the remarks of the defender
13 III,6   |       for Bishops, assisted by a bishop as vice-president.~They
14 III,10  |         erection by the diocesan bishop. It also suppresses such
15 IV,3    |        person represented by the bishop; ~2. abbots primate or abbots
16 AppI,3  |          Church, joined with the bishop of Rome by the bond of communion,
17 AppI,3  |        face together, namely the bishop of a certain particular
18 AppI,3  |        particular Church and the bishop of Rome, who is also the
19 AppI,6  |          because each individual bishop meets the successor of Peter
20 AppI,7  |                7. Each and every bishop — by the very nature of
21 AS,1    |     applied to those who aid the bishop of Rome in his ministry
22 AS,5    |   specific vocation: that of the bishop, of the priest, of religious,