Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1 Intro     |         Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the Code of Canon Law,
  2 Intro     |         topic for the life of the Church:  the Priest, Pastor and
  3 Intro     |   prominent in the mission of the Church. ~Christ is present to his
  4 Intro     |          Christ is present to his Church in the most sublime way
  5 Intro     |          priest's relation to the Church is inscribed in the relation
  6 Intro     |     relation of the priest to the Church" (n. 16). The ecclesial
  7 Intro     |     totally at the service of the Church, so that the ecclesial community
  8 Intro     |          Christ is present in the Church in an eminent way in the
  9 Intro     |           prepare ourselves for a Church of tomorrow that some imagine
 10 Intro     |       authority of Christ and the Church" (Pastores dabo vobis, n.
 11 Intro     |        but precious for the whole Church. I recommend to each one
 12 I,1       |         historical mission to the Church and consigned it in a special
 13 I,1       |     undertake to serve all in the Church. In whatever social, cultural
 14 I,1       |           potestas capitis in the Church. «The profound unity of
 15 I,1       |       essential condition for the Church’s life and not merely for
 16 I,1       |          call. The Pastors of the Church, whose sense of the supernatural
 17 I,1       |       This grace touches upon the Church’s mission of evangelization
 18 I,1       |           been consecrated in the Church for this specific ministry.
 19 I,2,a     |       service of that work in the Church as it unfolds in history.
 20 I   (9)   |        the Head and Pastor of the Church», Post Synodal Apostolic
 21 I,2,a     |          service in promoting the Church’s mission[11] which is the
 22 I,2,a     |  discovered in the mystery of the Church, the Mystical Body of Christ
 23 I,2,a     |         the sacred liturgy of the Church and to exercise their baptismal
 24 I   (17)  |         Catechism of the Catholic Church, N. 1273. ~
 25 I,2,a     |          Head and Shepherd of the Church in the midst of the people
 26 I   (18)  |         Catechism of the Catholic Church nn. 1366-1372, 1544-1553,
 27 I,2,a     |              In recent times, the Church has experienced problems
 28 I,2,a     |         which is permitted by the Church and by their own ontological
 29 I,2,a     |    ecclesial communion.~8. In the Church, the priest, alter Christus,
 30 I,2,a     |          life and vitality in the Church and in his parish by virtue
 31 I,2,a     |           presence with which the Church lives the mystery of Christ"[25].~
 32 I,2,a     |          For its development, the Church's life requires energies
 33 I,2,a     |       renders Christ, Head of the Church, present through the ministry
 34 I,2,a     |         teaching of Christ in His Church. ~ ~
 35 I,2,b     |           spiritual life.~11. The Church's history is redolent with
 36 I,2,b     |         heart for the good of the Church and of mankind"[40].~Spending
 37 I,2,c     |        capitalis of Christ in His Church, which matures through ministerial
 38 I,2,c     |        ministerial service to the Church: it is a holiness in ministry
 39 I,2,c     |   ministerial activities what the Church intends to do"[42]. The
 40 I,2,c     |   ministerial activities what the Church intends to do" is enlightening
 41 I,2,c     |         service of Christ and the Church, and to give that expression
 42 I,2,c     |       Christ in, and through, the Church. It also implies obedience
 43 I,2,c     |          Christ and His Body, the Church, operate.~This is a permanent
 44 I,2,c     |           and Spouse which is the Church. To live the Church and
 45 I,2,c     |           the Church. To live the Church and give oneself to her
 46 I,2,c     |        from this sacrifice to the Church and to all the faithful"[45]. 
 47 I,2,c     |                because all of the Church's spiritual good derives
 48 I,2,c     |     Divine Office with the entire Church. The priest has received
 49 I,2,c     |          almost "the mouth of the Church"[50]. In the Divine Office
 50 I,2,d     |           life and mission of the Church requires order, rules and
 51 I,2,d     |           effectiveness which the Church needs so as to fulfil her
 52 I,2,d     |           it for granted that the Church "organized as a social and
 53 I,2,d     |         also implies fidelity the Church's will as concretely expressed
 54 I,2,d     |              The objective of the Church's legislation is the greater
 55 I,2,d     |       discipline, docility to the Church's liturgical laws and dispositions,
 56 I,2,d     |         which the activity of the Church is directed...[and]the fount
 57 I,2,d     |      undertook before God and the Church. "Regulation of the sacred
 58 I,2,d     |           on the authority of the Church, that is, on the Apostolic
 59 I,2,d     |           are reconciled with the Church[57]~Likewise, priests should
 60 I,2,d     |         Sacred Liturgy, since the Church promotes such participation[58]. 
 61 I,2,d     |       complementary nature in the Church's mission, requires that
 62 I,2,e     |         16. In order to serve the Church, which is an organically
 63 I,2,e     |          precious treasure of the Church and a witness to the work
 64 I,2,e     |           the living unity of the Church in time, that is, of Sacred
 65 I,2,e     |          own parish and the local Church, and the universal Church.
 66 I,2,e     |         Church, and the universal Church. He should be a model of
 67 I,2,e     |      perennial Magisterium of the Church and to its discipline.~f).
 68 I,2,e     |        his 'being in a particular Church' constitutes by its very
 69 I,2,e     |      dedication to the particular Church a wealth of meaning, criteria
 70 I,2,e     |        dedication to a particular Church does not limit the activity
 71 I,2,e     |           life of priests to that Church: a restriction of this sort
 72 I,2,e     |     nature both of the particular Church and of the priestly ministry"[61].~
 73 I   (60)  |          n. 31: l.c., p.708. "The Church of Christ, - as Communionis
 74 I   (60)  |          notes - is the universal Church, (...) which is present
 75 I   (60)  |        saving presence of the one Church of Christ, there are to
 76 I   (60)  |         particular, the universal Church becomes present in them
 77 I   (60)  |        the model of the universal Church", and each of them is "a
 78 I,2,e     |       Belonging to one particular Church and to the pastoral service
 79 I,2,e     |        know and love a particular Church more effectively, better
 80 I,2,e     |          aware that the universal Church " is a reality which is
 81 I,2,e     |         prior to every particular Church"[63]. Indeed, the universal
 82 I,2,e     |             Indeed, the universal Church is not the sum total of
 83 I,2,e     |         in and with the universal Church, must be open to the reality
 84 I   (63)  |           Bishops of the Catholic Church on certain aspects of the
 85 I   (63)  |         on certain aspects of the Church considered as communion (
 86 I,2,e     |         clear to priests that the Church is one. Universality or
 87 II        |         basis within a particular Church, whose pastoral care is
 88 II        |          for the very life of the Church. ~The intrinsic bond with
 89 II        |       membership of the universal Church. The parochial community
 90 II        |          communion with the whole Church. Such suitableness is rooted
 91 II        |        with the entire particular Church»[69].~Thus, the parish,
 92 II   (68) |         Catechism of the Catholic Church, n. 2179; JOHN PAUL II,
 93 II        |           the universality of the Church"[70]. The communitas christifidelium
 94 II        |          the universal law of the Church concerning the pastoral
 95 II   (82) |         by the general law of the Church in relation to clerics (
 96 II   (82) |   necessary in a given particular Church). ~
 97 II        |    doctrine and discipline of the Church. Such are realized as circumstances
 98 II        |           form established by the Church[89]. He should be mindful
 99 II        |          role of the laity in the Church's mission, which is that
100 II        |      diocese and of the universal Church[99]. The increasing mobility
101 II        |          blessings outside of the church; solemnly celebrate the
102 II        |           these are proper to the Church and are willed by God for
103 II        |           occasion confusion, the Church exclusively reserves certain
104 II        |    depends on being called by the Church's lawful pastors[108]. Thus,
105 II        |        Christifideles Laici: "The Church's mission of salvation in
106 II        |  Matrimony. When necessity in the Church requires it, the Pastors,
107 II   (109)|         Catechism of the Catholic Church n. 1563. ~
108 II   (110)|         Catechism of the Catholic Church, n. 911. ~
109 II        |         an authentic love for the Church should imbue it. A profound
110 II        |   deriving from membership of the Church which is so palpably evident
111 II        |         de facto, would prepare a Church of the future which would
112 II   (113)|         Catechism of the Catholic Church, nn. 1554; 1570. ~
113 II        |        concerning the good of the Church. This can happen through
114 II        |        new millennium, the entire Church has been invited to strive
115 II        |         the part of the universal Church and the particular Churches:
116 II        |     essence of the mystery of the Church and implies the promotion
117 II        |           communion. «To make the Church the home and the school
118 II        |         the entire mission of the Church.~28. The rediscovery in
119 II        |   contemporary times. In the holy Church, all of the faithful are
120 II        |          of holiness. "All in the Church, whether they belong to
121 II        |           all Christians need the Church's assistance, since she
122 II        |  challenging for all those in the Church who hold responsibilities
123 II        |       singular importance for the Church and, consequently, for the
124 II   (135)|           and it is thus that the Church’s sacramental nature is
125 II        |       reference to Christ and his Church. In these circumstances,
126 II        |        which continue to give the Church a vitality that is God's
127 II        | Associations and movements in the Church, both at universal and local
128 II        |   salvation of mankind"[140].~The Church relies on the daily fidelity
129 II        |          the vast majority of the Church's priests, supported by
130 II        |      current circumstances of the Church's life, the demands of new
131 II        |          in parishes. Indeed, the Church's most immediate contact
132 II        |          and risen,~Mother of the Church, a priestly people (1 Pet
133 II        |        from this sacrifice to the Church and to all the faithful"[149]~