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 1      I, 1      |                  JOINT DECLARATION~The permanent Diaconate, restored by the
 2      I, 1      |             deacons. The growth of the permanent Diaconate, however, now
 3      I, 1      |    consideration to the subject of the permanent Diaconate. Both Congregations,
 4      I, 1      |        numerous experts, discussed the permanent Diaconate at their Plenary
 5      I, 1      |               the Ministry and Life of Permanent Deacons were drafted by
 6      I, 1      |         guideline for the formation of permanent Deacons but also as a directive
 7      I, 1      |       completeness in the formation of permanent Deacons.~The Directory for
 8      I, 1      |               the Ministry and Life of Permanent Deacons, as in the case
 9      I, 1      |                pastoral aspects of the permanent Diaconate, with specific
10      I, 1      |         success of the ministry of the permanent Diaconate which has been
11      I, 1      |         following documents pertain to permanent deacons of the secular clergy,
12      I, 1      |              may also to be applied to permanent deacons who are members
13      I,Intro,2 |                Trent disposed that the permanent Diaconate, as it existed
14      I,Intro,2 |              diaconate as a proper and permanent rank of the hierarchy....(
15      I,Intro,2 |            that the restoration of the permanent Diaconate was in no manner
16      I,Intro,2 |       governing the restoration of the permanent Diaconate in the Latin Church.
17      I,Intro,2 |            Holy See, have restored the permanent Diaconate in their territories
18      I    (25) |             canons speak explicitly of permanent deacons: 236; 276, § 2,
19      I,Intro,3 |                               III. The Permanent Diaconate~3. The experience
20      I,Intro,3 |            Apostles(29) testifies.~The permanent Diaconate is an important
21      I    (30) |                decision to restore the permanent diaconate was that of a
22     II         |             NORMS~FOR THE FORMATION~OF PERMANENT DEACONS~
23     II,Intro,1 |     indications about the formation of permanent deacons were given by the
24     II,Intro,1 |              precede the ordination of permanent deacons, the Episcopal Conferences,
25     II,Intro,2 |      effectiveness of the formation of permanent deacons depends to a great
26     II,Intro,2 |             total disappearance of the permanent diaconate from the Church
27     II,Intro,2 |         imprint character, grace has a permanent virtuality. It flowers again
28     II,Intro,5 |              is to be established as a permanent rank in the hierarchy for
29     II,Intro,5 |                that candidates for the permanent diaconate, whether young
30     II,Intro,5 |              of which the formation of permanent deacons can be programmed
31     II,Intro,5 |                which have restored the permanent diaconate are requested
32     II,Intro,6 |                 The restoration of the permanent diaconate in a nation does
33     II,Intro,6 |             for the restoration of the permanent diaconate, he will take
34     II,Intro,7 |                                 7. The permanent diaconate in institutes
35     II,Intro,7 |                 The institution of the permanent diaconate among the members
36     II,Intro,7 |               that “Institution of the permanent diaconate among religious
37     II,Intro,7 |              right to re-establish the permanent diaconate assumes the responsibility
38     II, I      |          INVOLVED IN THE FORMATION ~OF PERMANENT DEACONS~
39     II, I,1    |                19. In the formation of permanent deacons, the first sign
40     II, I,2    |        formation of candidates for the permanent diaconate are: the director
41     II, I,4    |             The formation community of permanent deacons~26. Aspirants and
42     II, I,4    |       Aspirants and candidates for the permanent diaconate, naturally constitute
43     II, I,4    |             The formation community of permanent deacons can thus be for
44     II,II      | CHARACTERISTICS OF CANDIDATES ~FOR THE PERMANENT DIACONATE~29. “The history
45     II,II      |        discernment of vocations to the permanent diaconate, some requirements
46     II,II,1    |                  the candidate for the permanent diaconate who is not married
47     II,II,2    |             charism freely submit.~The permanent diaconate, lived in celibacy,
48     II,II,2    |               of a nuptial, exclusive, permanent and total choice of the
49     II,II,2    |        societies of apostolic life~39. Permanent deacons belonging to institutes
50     II,III     |              OF FORMATION ~TOWARDS THE PERMANENT DIACONATE~
51     II,III,5   |              to the diaconate, whether permanent or transitory, he must have
52     II,IV      |        DIMENSIONS OF THE FORMATION ~OF PERMANENT DEACONS~
53     II,Conclu  |            those Churches in which the permanent diaconate is a living and
54    III         |              THE MINISTRY AND LIFE ~OF PERMANENT DEACONS~
55    III, 1,2    |               specific vocation to the permanent Diaconate presupposes the
56    III, 1,2    |          interest to candidates to the permanent Diaconate. The local Ordinary
57    III, 1,2    |             eventual extinction of the permanent Diaconate in earlier centuries.~
58    III, 1,2    |             priests in the matter,(50) permanent deacons are not obliged
59    III, 1,2    |               Thus the secular work of permanent deacons is in some sense
60    III    (57) |                 112-113. Allocution to Permanent Deacons (16 March 1985),
61    III, 1,2    |            Church does not prohibit to permanent deacons professions which
62    III, 1,2    |        derogation is not applicable to permanent deacons who are incardinated
63    III, 1,2    |       societies of apostolic life.(62)~Permanent deacons must make prudent
64    III, 1,2    |               can, when exercised by a permanent deacon, in certain circumstances,
65    III, 1,2    |                after ordination to the permanent Diaconate.~Where there is
66    III    (79) |            John Paul II, Allocution to permanent deacons (16 March 1985),
67    III, 2,6    |               The canonical mission of permanent deacons~39. The three contexts
68    III    (153)|                Paul II, Address to the permanent deacons of the USA, Detroit (
69    III, 2,6    |              professional situation of permanent deacons. In every case it
70    III, 2,6    |              will the true identity of permanent deacons as ministers of
71    III, 2,7    |              more priests. (157)~Where permanent deacons participate in the
72    III, 3,6    |                 may be admitted to the permanent Diaconate but also men who
73    III    (222)|             Paul II, Allocution to the permanent deacons of the U.S.A. in
74    III    (224)|             Paul II, Allocution to the permanent deacons of the USA in Detroit,
75    III, 4,1    |             and renewed throughout the permanent diaconate by a long series
76    III, 4,3    |       solicitude of the Church for the permanent formation of deacons would,
77    III, 4,5    |       impressed upon the soul. It is a permanent reminder to the deacon in
78    III, 4,5    |               life and ministry. Hence permanent formation cannot be reduced
79    III, 4,6    |              deacon. Thus, as with the permanent formation of priests, it
80    III, 4,6    |             for an effective ministry. Permanent pastoral formation consists,
81    III, 4,7    |          suitable ongoing formation of permanent deacons. Yet it is necessary
82    III, 4,7    |             ministerial character.~76. Permanent formation must follow a
83    III, 4,7    |               In addition to the usual permanent formation offered to deacons,