Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I,Intro,1|     instrument for his Church. By ordination he is enabled to act as
 2      I,Intro,1|            The sacramental act of ordination surpasses mere election,
 3      I,Intro,2|        influencing the liturgy of ordination, sees the origin of the
 4      I,Intro,2| candidates preparing for priestly ordination.~The Council of Trent disposed
 5      I,Intro,2|        with the grace of diaconal ordination those who already exercised
 6      I,Intro,2|  conditions for the admission and ordination of candidates to the diaconate.
 7     II,Intro,1|           that are to precede the ordination of permanent deacons, the
 8     II,Intro,2|         outpouring of the Spirit (ordination), which brings about in
 9     II    (6) |     Praenotanda”, relative to the ordination of deacons, the expression “
10     II,Intro,2|            The matter of diaconal ordination is the laying on of the
11     II,Intro,2|        the words of the prayer of ordination, which is expressed in the
12     II,Intro,2|         discipline, with diaconal ordination, the deacon is incardinated
13     II,Intro,3|           foreseen in the rite of ordination itself.(15)~The munus sanctificandi
14     II,Intro,4|      deacon. In fact, with sacred ordination, he is constituted a living
15     II,III,3  |        admission to candidacy for ordination as deacon~45. Admission
16     II,III,3  |        Admission to candidacy for ordination as deacon comes about by
17     II,III,3  |   necessarily to receive diaconal ordination. It is a first official
18     II,III,6  |                      6. Diaconate ordination~60. At the conclusion of
19     II,III,6  |      necessary pre-requisites for ordination, may address to the proper
20     II,III,6  |         the diaconate.~63. Before ordination, unmarried candidates must
21     II,III,6  |          bound personally, before ordination, to make a profession of
22     II,III,6  |  dimissorial letters.(73)~65. The ordination, carried out according to
23     II,IV,2   |        received with the grace of ordination, will ensure ecclesial authenticity
24     II,IV,3   |  continuing their formation after ordination. To this end, they are encouraged
25     II,IV,4   |      priests, receive with sacred ordination a spiritual gift which prepares
26    III, 1,2   |    stability of this Order. Hence ordination to the Priesthood of non-married
27    III, 1,2   |   ministry.~6. By virtue of their ordination, deacons are united to each
28    III, 1,2   |        particular.~8. The rite of ordination includes a promise of obedience
29    III, 1,2   |          assumed by the deacon at ordination, in accordance with the
30    III    (57)|           idem. Allocution at the ordination of eight new Bishops in
31    III, 1,2   |        change of profession after ordination to the permanent Diaconate.~
32    III, 1,2   |         possible, deacons, before ordination, should subscribe to a mutual
33    III, 1,2   |      renewed perseverance. Sacred ordination, once validly received,
34    III, 2,2   |        bishop, during the rite of ordination, gives the book of the Gospels
35    III, 2,2   |       founded on the Sacrament of Ordination and should be exercised
36    III, 2,3   |           liturgy~28. The rite of ordination emphasizes another aspect
37    III, 2,3   |           prerogative of diaconal ordination is also the font of sacramental
38    III, 2,5   |            Thus, in the prayer of ordination, the bishop implores God
39    III, 2,6   |         to prevent improvisation, ordination should be accompanied by
40    III, 3,2   |         The character received in ordination conforms to Christ to whom
41    III, 3,3   |       mankind. (187) In virtue of ordination the deacon is truly called
42    III, 3,3   |   institution”. (189)~The Rite of Ordination illustrates the connection
43    III, 3,3   |        the bishop. (190)~Diaconal ordination also underlines another
44    III, 3,4   |        made to him in the Rite of Ordination: “Receive the Gospel of
45    III, 3,4   |    fidelity, (200) taken prior to ordination, they should preserve their
46    III, 3,6   |        husband's decision to seek ordination to the diaconate, (223)
47    III, 4,1   |       what they received prior to ordination”, (228) so that, by a periodic
48    III, 4,1   |    pronounced by deacons at their ordination, the vocation “to” the diaconate
49    III, 4,2   |         Inspired by the prayer of ordination, ongoing formation is based
50    III, 4,5   |         Servant, received through ordination and indelibly impressed