Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I, 1     |           many, with due adaptation, may also to be applied to permanent
 2      I,Intro,1|              true Christian dignity, may, through their free and
 3      I,Intro,1|              Holy Spirit, so that he may serve as Christ's instrument
 4     II    (1) |             sacraments which deacons may administer, in visiting
 5     II    (1) |             out the ministries which may be required of them”. The
 6     II    (1) |             the episcopal conference may judge they will need to
 7     II,Intro,2|          Spirit so that the ordinand may imitate Christ as “deacon”.
 8     II,Intro,2|           the Holy Spirit, that they may be strengthened by the gift
 9     II,Intro,4|             so that the whole Church may better live out this sprituality
10     II,Intro,6|           that the diaconal ministry may be fully understood. In
11     II, I,1   |            for them so that they all may come to the fullness of
12     II, I,2   |     resolution of any problems which may arise and for helping to
13     II,II,1   |             the apostolate.~34. They may come from every social grouping
14     II,II,1   |         diaconate who is not married may be admitted to the diaconate
15     II    (38)|           that “Bishops' Conferences may issue a regulation which
16     II,II,2   |            even those who are older, may not, in accordance with
17     II,III,2  |           depending on the cases, he may entrust the aspirants to
18     II,III,2  |  circumstances permit, the aspirants may form their own community,
19     II,III,3  |           and the Church, so that he may exercise sacred orders.
20     II,III,5  |         acolytate~57. “Before anyone may be promoted to the diaconate,
21     II,III,5  |    appropriate time”,(56) so that he may “be better disposed for
22     II,III,5  |             a way that the candidate may exercise the ministry he
23     II,III,6  |       pre-requisites for ordination, may address to the proper Bishop
24     II,III,6  |             Bishop or Major Superior may, in order properly to complete
25     II,III,6  |     circumstances of time and place, may seem useful, such as testimonial
26     II,IV,1   |              In those cases where it may be necessary, in the judgement
27     II,IV,1   |       individual concerned, recourse may be made to a psychological
28     II,IV,2   |          wives of married candidates may grow in awareness of their
29     II,IV,3   |           theological formation, use may be made, where possible,
30     II,Conclu |           their future ministry.~90. May the Episcopal Conferences
31    III, 1,2   |       ecclesiastical circumscription may be incardinated into another
32    III, 1,2   |          that no private association may be considered an ecclesial
33    III, 1,2   |            associations or movements may continue to enjoy the spiritual
34    III, 1,2   |              of such communities and may continue to draw help and
35    III    (57)|           new Bishops in Kinshasa (4 May 1980), 3-5 Insegnamenti,
36    III, 1,2   |             Particular law, however, may determine otherwise, should
37    III, 1,2   |            Episcopal Conference,(64) may be permitted in particular
38    III    (70)|          such social welfare as they may need in infirmity, sickness
39    III, 1,2   |              principle, so that they may be able to provide for themselves
40    III, 1,2   |             ministry.~Particular law may also determine the obligations
41    III, 1,2   |           loss of the clerical state may occur in conformity with
42    III    (80)|         Faith, Communionis notio (28 May 1992), AAS 85 [1993], pp.
43    III, 2,3   |          holiness of life so that he may be a worthy minister of
44    III, 2,3   |        Christ, whom it contains, and may well signify presumption
45    III, 2,3   |         their office too.~The deacon may not pronounce the words
46    III, 2,3   |            those of the collects nor may he use the gestures which
47    III, 2,4   |            is primarily responsible, may be entrusted to deacons.
48    III, 2,4   |             the local Ordinary, they may assist at the celebration
49    III, 2,4   |            of the Church. (132) They may also be given general delegation,
50    III, 2,4   |              conditions, (133) which may only be subdelegated, however,
51    III, 2,4   |            pastoral care of the sick may be entrusted to deacons.
52    III, 2,4   |           are means by which deacons may bring the love of the Church
53    III, 2,4   |      intercession”. (139)~The deacon may therefore impart those blessings
54    III, 2,5   |      particular Church, so that they may participate, in a spirit
55    III, 2,5   |             God the Father that they may be “full of all the virtues,
56    III, 2,5   |           humble in their service... may they be the image of your
57    III, 2,5   |              in imitation of Christ, may place themselves at the
58    III, 2,5   |      services”. (150) Hence, deacons may be appointed to the office
59    III, 2,6   |          depending on circumstances, may absorb, to varying degrees,
60    III, 2,6   | circumstances, one or other of these may take on special importance
61    III, 2,7   |          pastoral action.~The bishop may give deacons the task of
62    III, 2,7   |      assisted by the deacon.~Deacons may also be called to guide
63    III, 2,7   |        pastoral care of the faithful may not be entrusted to a lay
64    III, 2,7   |      necessary requirements, deacons may act as members of diocesan
65    III, 2,7   |          diocesan synods. (164)~They may not, however, act as members
66    III, 2,7   |              necessary requirements, may exercise the office of chancellor, (166)
67    III, 2,7   |            and notary. (171)~Deacons may not, however, be constituted
68    III, 2,7   |         Other areas in which deacons may exercise their ministry
69    III, 3,1   |             to every generation, she may be able to answer the ever-recurring
70    III, 3,4   |         Christ intimately so that He may shoulder the burdens of
71    III, 3,5   |              times, praying that you may have strength to escape
72    III, 3,6   |            first place and widowers, may be admitted to the permanent
73    III, 4,2   |           manner as to imitate him (“may they be images of your Son”).
74    III, 4,2   |      personal vocation to ministry (“may they fulfil faithfully the
75    III, 4,2   |              of Christ the Servant (“may the example of their lives
76    III, 4,2   |            reminder of the Gospel... may they be sincere...solicitous...
77    III, 4,6   |        families. The diocesan bishop may also invite those who are
78    III, 4,7   |              concrete circumstances, may be mentioned in this respect.~