Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I,Intro,2|          an intermediate stage for candidates preparing for priestly ordination.~
 2      I,Intro,2|        admission and ordination of candidates to the diaconate. The essential
 3     II    (1) |            is dedicated to younger candidates, prescribes: “6. Young men
 4     II    (1) |    arranged in such a way that the candidates make orderly and gradual
 5     II    (1) |        which is dedicated to older candidates, prescribes: “14. It is
 6     II    (2) |            in order to prepare the candidates for certain activities of
 7     II,Intro,4|          according to the types of candidates.~
 8     II,Intro,5|   appropriate norms to ensure that candidates for the permanent diaconate,
 9     II,Intro,7|          pastoral formation of its candidates. Such an institute or society
10     II, I,2   | responsibility in the formation of candidates for the permanent diaconate
11     II, I,2   |           of married aspirants and candidates and with their communities
12     II, I,2   |          their admission among the candidates, and on candidates for their
13     II, I,2   |       among the candidates, and on candidates for their promotion to the
14     II, I,2   |           of forming aspirants and candidates.~22. The tutor, designated
15     II, I,2   |            all this, aspirants and candidates are invited to entrust themselves
16     II, I,2   |        different situations of the candidates. He is called to offer to
17     II, I,3   |           nourish the faith of the candidates and qualify them to be teachers
18     II, I,3   |        contribute to providing the candidates with a unified formation
19     II, I,4   |          deacons~26. Aspirants and candidates for the permanent diaconate,
20     II, I,4   |          thus be for aspirants and candidates for the diaconate a precious
21     II, I,5   |            origin of aspirants and candidates for the diaconate can exercise
22     II, I,5   |          For younger aspirants and candidates, the family can be an extraordinary
23     II, I,5   |           as married aspirants and candidates are concerned, their commitment
24     II, I,5   |           from which aspirants and candidates for the diaconate come can
25     II,II     |              II~CHARACTERISTICS OF CANDIDATES ~FOR THE PERMANENT DIACONATE~
26     II,II,1   |                 32. The profile of candidates is then completed with certain
27     II,II,1   |          sisters.~33. In addition, candidates for the diaconate must be
28     II,II,1   |    thirty-fifth year”.(38)~Lastly, candidates must be free of irregularities
29     II,II,2   |            of family life, married candidates cannot be admitted unless “
30     II,II,2   | precondition for accepting widowed candidates is that they have already
31     II,III,2  |       common with the community of candidates.~The director of formation
32     II,III,2  |    Superior) will enlist among the candidates for the diaconate only those
33     II,III,3  |          is rightly numbered among candidates for the diaconate”.(48)~
34     II    (48)|            for admission among the candidates for Holy Order is found
35     II,III,3  |            for enrolment among the candidates, which must be prepared
36     II,III,3  |                Enrolment among the candidates for the diaconate does not
37     II,III,4  |       propaedeutic period, for all candidates.(51) ~50. The Code of Canon
38     II,III,4  |          Law prescribes that young candidates receive their formation
39     II,III,4  |         should be taken that these candidates have good relationships
40     II,III,4  |          51. For those more mature candidates, whether single or married,
41     II,III,4  |  participation in the community of candidates, which will have its own
42     II,III,4  |   formation are possible for these candidates. Due to work and family
43     II,III,4  |          of communication.~52. For candidates belonging to institutes
44     II,III,4  |           the diocese in which the candidates are to be found.~53. In
45     II,III,4  |            and children of married candidates and the communities to which
46     II,III,4  |         formation for the wives of candidates, to prepare them for their
47     II,III,5  |         the word and of the altar, candidates for sacred orders should
48     II,III,5  |     effectiveness. In this way the candidates come to sacred orders fully
49     II,III,6  |       Before ordination, unmarried candidates must assume publicly, in
50     II,III,6  |       obligation of celibacy; (69) candidates belonging to an institute
51     II,III,6  |           obliged to this.(70) All candidates are bound personally, before
52     II,IV,1   |          the formation of priests, candidates for the diaconate, too,
53     II,IV,1   |          both celibate and married candidates. Such a maturity presupposes
54     II,IV,1   |         personal.(81)~For celibate candidates, to live love means offering
55     II,IV,1   |          vocation.(82)~For married candidates, to live love means offering
56     II,IV,1   |          previous formation of the candidates, when planning programmes
57     II,IV,2   |         made that wives of married candidates may grow in awareness of
58     II,IV,3   |            doctrinal formation for candidates to the diaconate which would
59     II,IV,3   |      situation of the country.~84. Candidates should be predisposed to
60     II,IV,4   |        subjects, which prepare the candidates for specific ministerial
61     II,IV,4   |            is to be taken that the candidates be actively introduced into
62    III, 1,2   |    admission to the diaconate, all candidates shall be required to express
63    III, 1,2   |       might also be of interest to candidates to the permanent Diaconate.