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 1 Intro,2 |        apostles "in the form of a college or permanent assembly, at
 2 Intro,2 |         it comes about that "this college" — the college of bishops
 3 Intro,2 |         that "this college" — the college of bishops joined together
 4 Intro,4 |   dicasteries, so that the single College of Cardinals would be replaced
 5 Intro,6 |          the opinion of the whole College of Cardinals. These cardinals,
 6 Intro,8 |      relates to the office of the college of his brother bishops and
 7 Intro,8 |         whether as members of the college of bishops or as pastors
 8 Intro,9 | episcopate, pertaining to the one College of Bishops, and so are inspired
 9 Intro,10|           compared to any kind of college. This is true whether the
10 Intro,10|        enables it to work for the college of bishops and equips it
11  I,2    |         business and refer to the College of Cardinals those things
12  I,7    |        the unity of the episcopal college.~Art. 30 — The ad limina
13 IV,3    |        this Tribunal constitute a college. Persons of proven doctrine
14 VI,1    |      reports and estimates to the College of Cardinals.~
15 AppI,4  |     apostolic succession. In this College, each and every one of the
16 AppI,7  |        unity and communion of the College of Bishops, qualities rooted