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 1      I,Intro,1 |             linked...its character of service. Entirely dependant on Christ
 2      I,Intro,1 |              collegial and a personal service, exercised in the name of
 3      I,Intro,2 |              II. The Diaconate~2. The service of deacons in the Church
 4     II,Intro,2 |             of the eucharist, but for service. This indication, together
 5     II,Intro,2 |               be “a driving force for service, or diakonia”,(8) which
 6     II,Intro,2 |               body of priests, in the service (diakonia) of the liturgy,
 7     II,Intro,2 |           personal prelature to whose service he has been admitted, or
 8     II,Intro,2 | characteristically a constant bond of service to a concrete portion of
 9     II,Intro,2 |             obligation of ministerial service.~
10     II,Intro,3 |              reduced to simple social service.~Finally, the munus regendi
11     II,Intro,3 |           outlines of the ministerial service inherent in the diaconate
12     II,Intro,3 |             this inherent ministerial service is one and the same in every
13     II,Intro,4 |           this spirituality is one of service.~The model “par excellence”
14     II,Intro,4 |              who lived totally at the service of God, for the good of
15     II,Intro,4 |              37).~The spirituality of service is a spirituality of the
16     II,Intro,4 |               Lord” (Lk 1:28), at the service of the salvation of the
17     II,Intro,4 |               out this sprituality of service, the Lord gives her a living
18     II,Intro,4 |      spiritual life will therefore be service; his sanctification will
19     II, I,4    |             of belonging, a spirit of service and missionary thrust, and
20     II,II,1    |           apostolic zeal, openness to service,(36) charity towards the
21     II,II,2    |             unique and greatest Love; service of the Church can count
22     II,III,5   |               disposed for the future service of the word and the altar”.(57)
23     II,IV,1    |               be men of communion and service, is the capacity to relate
24     II,IV,1    |               the path of ministerial service.~68. At the root of the
25     II,IV,1    |            generous in dedication and service to one's neighbour”.(84)
26     II,IV,2    |             for prayer, commitment to service of the brothers and sisters,
27     II,IV,2    |               of the deacon. In fact, service of the poor is the logical
28     II,IV,2    |            the logical consequence of service of the altar. Therefore
29     II,IV,2    |             incarnates the charism of service as a participation in the
30     II,IV,4    |                the sacraments and the service of charity”.(89) The scope
31     II,IV,4    |          sacraments and sacramentals, service at the altar;~b) proclamation
32     II,IV,4    |               contexts of ministerial service: kerygma, catechesis, preparation
33     II,Conclu  |               sisters, because of the service which you are bound to fulfil”.(92)
34     II,Conclu  |              Spirit which is diaconal service.~The Supreme Pontiff John
35    III, 1,2    |          specified time period at the service of other particular Churches
36    III, 1,2    |             which deacons afford such service should be duly regulated
37    III    (45) |         obedience to the bishop'. The service of the deacon is directed
38    III    (47) |              the laity for the common service of the Kingdom of God” (
39    III, 1,2    |               duties for the Church's service, as well as those groups
40    III, 1,2    |            support from them in their service of a particular Church.~
41    III, 1,2    |               themselves fully to the service of God in the discharge
42    III, 1,2    |            recompense of those in his service — the same general criteria,
43    III, 2,1    |           ministry of deacons, in the service of the community of the
44    III, 2,2    |              The deacon's ministry of service is linked with the missionary
45    III, 2,4    |          entrusted to deacons. Active service to alleviate the suffering
46    III, 2,5    |               and mission, (145) is a service of charity which seeks to
47    III, 2,5    |             the poor, humble in their service... may they be the image
48    III, 2,5    |            themselves at the constant service of their brothers and sisters.~
49    III, 2,5    |          deacons. (148) So too is the service of charity in Christian
50    III, 2,5    |             also involves appropriate service in the administration of
51    III, 2,6    |             they represent a unity in service at the level of divine Revelation:
52    III, 2,6    |                Throughout history the service of deacons has taken on
53    III, 2,7    |               informed by charity and service to all. In judicial, administrative
54    III, 3,2    |               entire self over to the service of the Kingdom of God in
55    III, 3,2    |           sacrament, is the spirit of service. Through the diaconate,
56    III    (182)|                   These “being at the service of the ministers of Christ
57    III, 3,2    |              by an attitude of humble service which finds expression not
58    III    (183)|               mysteries of God in the service of His people” (CIC, canon
59    III, 3,2    |             shows the face of Christ: service (185) which makes one not
60    III, 3,3    |              John 4:34) and in humble service to the brethren (John 13:
61    III, 3,3    |             Orders deacons are at the service of their brothers and sisters
62    III, 3,3    |                natural inclination of service to the sacred hierarchy
63    III, 3,3    |               grace, with a spirit of service that conforms human behaviour
64    III, 3,3    |         closely in Christ's spirit of service and imbues the will with
65    III, 3,4    |          disposition to selflessness, service to the brethren and hierarchical
66    III, 3,6    |            Himself in chastity to the service of the Father so as to bring
67    III, 3,6    |              in contemporary life for service to the People of God”. (220)~
68    III, 3,6    |                in short, love becomes service. When lived in faith, this
69    III, 3,6    |           lived in faith, this family service is for the rest of the faithful
70    III, 3,6    |              can be harmonized in the service of the Church's mission.
71    III, 3,6    |             for growth in charity and service to one's children and to
72    III, 4,2    |        singular ministry of ecclesial service requires of them a growing
73    III, 4,3    |               Order and placed at the service of the Church, and seeks
74    III, 4,3    |              an important part of the service asked of every deacon.~
75    III, 4,5    |               one's vocation which is service of God and one's people”. (236)~
76    III, 4,6    |            man among men to be at the service of the salvation of all,
77    III, 4,6    |       ministry of making the love and service of Christ present in the
78    III, 4,7    |    evangelization, worship and loving service.~The Sovereign Pontiff,
79     IV         |             themselves totally to the service of the People of God.~MARY,~
80     IV         |            all.~MARY,~Teacher of that service which is hidden, who by