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 1 Intro,1|        bishops, the successors of the Apostles, and in a singular way on
 2 Intro,2|               when he constituted the apostles "in the form of a college
 3 Intro,2|               govern: and just as the apostles acted with Peter, so do
 4 Intro,2|          Peter alone, as first of the apostles, destined to be transmitted
 5 Intro,2|         endures the office, which the apostles received, of shepherding
 6 Intro,3|             the diaconia of the other apostles and their successors, whose
 7 Intro,3|             and ministry of the other apostles has demanded something of
 8  I,7   |       Churches visit the tombs of the Apostles at predetermined times and
 9  I,7   |           tombs of the Princes of the Apostles and their veneration, the
10 IX     |         Basilica of the Prince of the Apostles, with respect to the preservation
11 IX     |             the solemnity of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, 28 June
12 AppI,1 |             to visit the tombs of the Apostles.~On the one hand, these
13 AppI,1 | responsibilities as successors of the Apostles and to feel more intensely
14 AppI,3 |             of truth passed on by the Apostles, is to strengthen unity
15 AppI,5 |            alone, as the first of the apostles" which serves the ecclesial
16 AppI,6 |              Paul, the Princes of the Apostles, shepherds and pillars of
17 AppI,7 |               visit the "tombs of the Apostles" at certain appointed times.~
18 AppI,7 |              where the Princes of the Apostles underwent martyrdom, qualities
19 AS,1   |               28) which enlivened the apostles’ service from the earliest
20 AS,2   |              and the teachings of the apostles. This tradition has taken