Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1 |         the bishop of Rome, the successor of Peter, the mission of
 2 Intro,2 |        God" —, by which Peter’s successor is known and defined.~That
 3 Intro,3 |        institution that Peter’s successor has used in exercising his
 4 Intro,7 |       as the servant of Peter’s successor, looks only to help the
 5 Intro,10|        and duty to approach the successor of Saint Peter, especially
 6 Intro,11|        deposit of which Peter’s successor is the chief guardian and
 7 Intro,12|         all trust, they and the successor of Peter may come to be
 8 AppI,1  | hierarchical communion with the successor of Peter. On the other hand,
 9 AppI,3  |       this meeting with Peter’s successor, first guardian of the deposit
10 AppI,3  |        of Rome, who is also the successor of Peter. Both carry on
11 AppI,4  |       bishops together with the successor of Peter. For each one of
12 AppI,6  |     individual bishop meets the successor of Peter and talks to him
13 AppI,7  |         qualities rooted in the successor of Peter and signified by