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 1 Intro,1 |       called very expressively in Sacred Scripture a diaconia or
 2 Intro,1 |      humankind." That is why this sacred communion thrives in the
 3 Intro,2 |         of doctrine, ministers of sacred worship and holders of office
 4 Intro,2 |       without interruption by the sacred order of bishops." And so
 5 Intro,4 |       effects of that reform: the Sacred Roman Rota, which had ceased
 6 Intro,7 |    Churches and in service of the sacred pastors."~Consequently,
 7 Intro,11|   governed and constituted by the sacred deposit of which Peter’s
 8 III,3   |   regulation and promotion of the sacred liturgy, primarily of the
 9 III,3   |          and more actively in the sacred liturgy.~§ 2. It sees to
10 III,3   |          liturgical apostolate or sacred music, song or art, and
11 III,3   |         concerning the nullity of sacred ordination.~Art. 69 — This
12 III,3   | competence concerning the cult of sacred relics, the confirmation
13 III,11  |         Churches vocations to the sacred ministry may be cultivated
14 III,11  |         of the personality of the sacred ministers.~§ 3. It is also
15 III,11  |         institutions in which the sacred disciplines may be pursued
16 VII,2   |          the liturgical and other sacred celebrations performed by
17 VII,2   |      ceremonies who assist him in sacred celebrations are likewise
18 AppI,6  |         the ad limina visit has a sacred meaning in that the bishops