Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I, 1      |           and more clearly defined pastoral objectives. The total reality
 2      I, 1      |       training so as to ensure the pastoral effectiveness of the Sacred
 3      I, 1      |       itself to the historical and pastoral aspects of the permanent
 4      I,Intro,1 |          the bishops have received pastoral charge of the community,
 5      I,Intro,1 |           worship and ministers of pastoral government.(9)~The sacramental
 6      I,Intro,3 |       historical circumstances and pastoral purposes noted by the Council
 7      I,Intro,3 |      Church, whether liturgical or pastoral, charitable or social, “
 8     II,Intro,3 |            the deacon in different pastoral contexts~9. The ministry
 9     II,Intro,3 |        each case, by the different pastoral situations of the single
10     II,Intro,6 |     Priests and, if it exists, the Pastoral Council, and taking account
11     II,Intro,7 |        spiritual, intellectual and pastoral formation of its candidates.
12     II,Intro,7 |           regards intellectual and pastoral formation.~The programme
13     II, I,2    |   ecclesial sense, have had a wide pastoral experience and have given
14     II, I,2    |         and accompany him in those pastoral activities which he considers
15     II, I,4    |           in theological study and pastoral experience.~
16     II,II      |        take account of present day pastoral needs. For the discernment
17     II,II,2    |           received. In fact, their pastoral activity, while being under
18     II,III,1   |        with a curriculum vitae and pastoral history of the aspirant.~
19     II,III,2   |          in order to programme the pastoral placement. In addition,
20     II,III,4   |         modification of each one's pastoral internship.~55. The formation
21     II,III,4   |         spiritual, theological and pastoral), it must be theologically
22     II,III,4   |           founded, have a specific pastoral finality and be adapted
23     II,III,4   |         adapted to local needs and pastoral programmes.~56. The wives
24     II,III,5   |         these ministries and their pastoral relevance are illustrated
25     II,IV,1    |    themselves with serenity to the pastoral ministry, to facilitate
26     II,IV,3    |          preaching, catechesis and pastoral activity in general;~b)
27     II,IV,4    |                                 4. Pastoral formation~85. In the wide
28     II,IV,4    |   formation~85. In the wide sense, pastoral formation coincides with
29     II,IV,4    |       Father.~In the strict sense, pastoral formation develops by means
30     II,IV,4    |   theological discipline is called pastoral theology. It is “a scientific
31     II,IV,4    |         the Church in history.~The pastoral theology programmed for
32     II,IV,4    | relationship with) the teaching of pastoral theology a practical internship
33     II,IV,4    |       actively introduced into the pastoral activity of the diocese
34    III, 1,2    |           as his delegate. Special pastoral care should always be shown
35    III, 1,2    |           all that pertains to the pastoral ministry, acts of public
36    III    (45) |        believe in the value of the pastoral mission of bishops and priests
37    III, 1,2    |       become incompatible with the pastoral responsibilities of his
38    III, 1,2    |         and of the fruitfulness of pastoral ministry, shall evaluate
39    III, 1,2    |           to their ministry and to pastoral charity and “do their utmost
40    III, 2,3    |           the sacraments and their pastoral care after having received
41    III, 2,3    |   baptizing those entrusted to his pastoral care, (119) or the presence
42    III, 2,4    |            a priest. (129)~33. The pastoral care of families, for which
43    III, 2,4    |           Holy Eucharist, but, the pastoral care of the sick may be
44    III, 2,5    |            participate in the same pastoral functions, (143) but exercise
45    III    (149)|            Second Vatican Council, Pastoral Constitution Gaudium et
46    III, 2,6    |        should be given to both the pastoral needs and the personal,
47    III, 2,6    |          by a clear investiture of pastoral responsibility.~
48    III, 2,7    |          of diocesan and parochial pastoral action.~The bishop may give
49    III, 2,7    |         entrusted to him or in the pastoral care of several parishes
50    III, 2,7    |         deacons participate in the pastoral care of parishes which do
51    III, 2,7    |    available, participation in the pastoral care of the faithful may
52    III, 2,7    |         and others involved in the pastoral ministry should be promoted
53    III, 2,7    |          with all who share in his pastoral care, they also have the
54    III, 2,7    |      opportune to institute parish pastoral councils, deacons appointed
55    III, 2,7    |    appointed to participate in the pastoral care of such parishes are
56    III, 2,7    |             in particular diocesan pastoral councils (163) and diocesan
57    III, 2,7    |      include diocesan commissions, pastoral work in specific social
58    III, 2,7    |          contexts — especially the pastoral care of the family — or
59    III, 2,7    |     particular groups with special pastoral needs, such as ethnic minorities.~
60    III, 2,7    |          deprive their ministry of pastoral meaning and value. Those
61    III    (175)|            Second Vatican Council, Pastoral Constitution Gaudium et
62    III    (176)|            Second Vatican Council, Pastoral Constitution Gaudium et
63    III, 3,2    |          and what he does is truly pastoral ministry, for the good of
64    III, 3,4    |  Consequently, it is essential for pastoral charity that deacons should
65    III, 4,1    |           grace articulated in the pastoral charity proper to every
66    III, 4,5    |            Church and of authentic pastoral zeal for the Christian faithful
67    III, 4,6    |         spiritual, intellectual or pastoral. (237)~69. As in the past,
68    III, 4,6    |    ecclesial communion and greater pastoral efforts in response to the
69    III, 4,6    |       relation to the needs of the pastoral ministry, especially those
70    III, 4,6    |      ensure that deacons acquire a pastoral methodology (242) for an
71    III, 4,6    |      effective ministry. Permanent pastoral formation consists, in the
72    III, 4,6    |        need. Indeed it is from the pastoral love of Christ that the
73    III, 4,7    |        accord with theological and pastoral clarity.~A few general criteria,
74    III, 4,7    |            deacon to a parish or a pastoral area is a very sensitive
75    III, 4,7    |           Deacons in their initial pastoral assignments should be carefully
76    III, 4,7    |    religious and laity involved in pastoral work both to avoid compartmentalization
77    III, 4,7    |   co-ordinated unity for different pastoral activities.~The bishop should
78    III, 4,7    |      demands made on them by their pastoral ministry.~To accomplish
79    III, 4,7    |       conventions, theological and pastoral courses. They should avail