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 1      I,Intro,1|        special grace of the Holy Spirit, so that he may serve as
 2      I,Intro,1|       confers a gift of the Holy Spirit enabling the exercise of
 3      I,Intro,3|        Council Fathers, the Holy Spirit, protagonist of the Church'
 4     II,Intro,2|        special outpouring of the Spirit (ordination), which brings
 5     II,Intro,2|        of the seven gifts of the Spirit so that the ordinand may
 6     II,Intro,2|         forth upon them the Holy Spirit, that they may be strengthened
 7     II,Intro,2|       These are the gifts of the Spirit given to the Messiah, which
 8     II, I,1   |        are conceived of the Holy Spirit and born of God, to a new
 9     II, I,1   |    visible, the care of the Holy Spirit is made present. In fact “
10     II, I,1   |         of the Church serves the Spirit of Christ who vivifies it,
11     II, I,1   |        figure, therefore, is the Spirit of Christ. It is He who
12     II, I,1   |       sign and instrument of the Spirit of Christ is the proper
13     II, I,2   |   discerning the workings of the Spirit in the soul of those called
14     II, I,4   |          a sense of belonging, a spirit of service and missionary
15     II, I,6   |         in life according to the Spirit and in conformity with the
16     II,II,1   |          Church and her mission, spirit of poverty, capacity for
17     II,III,5  |      their vocation, 'fervent in spirit, serving the Lord, constant
18     II,IV,2   | recognition of the action of the Spirit, listening to and meditating
19     II,IV,4   |       daily, by the power of the Spirit, in history; on the Church
20     II,Conclu |        that precious gift of the Spirit which is diaconal service.~
21    III, 1,2   |        Ordinary should foster a “spirit of communion” among deacons
22    III, 1,2   |  complete availability.(45) In a spirit of prayer, with which he
23    III    (45)|       the assistance of the Holy Spirit who helps them in their
24    III, 2,2   |          of the Son and the Holy Spirit, according to the eternal
25    III, 2,5   |       they may participate, in a spirit of communion and according
26    III, 2,7   |     every ministry a gift of the Spirit destined to build up the
27    III, 3,1   |    Christ and guided by the Holy Spirit according to the providence
28    III, 3,2   |        are “anointed by the Holy Spirit and sent by Christ” (178)
29    III, 3,2   |    receive the sacrament, is the spirit of service. Through the
30    III, 3,2   |      been sanctified by the Holy Spirit in the sacraments of Baptism
31    III, 3,2   |          constituted by the same Spirit a minister of Christ's Church
32    III, 3,2   |          is consistent with this spirit (deacons) clearly highlight
33    III, 3,3   |       the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on him. Every deacon, therefore,
34    III, 3,3   |        inspired by grace, with a spirit of service that conforms
35    III, 3,3   |         more closely in Christ's spirit of service and imbues the
36    III, 3,4   |       teaching. Likewise, in the spirit of the profession of faith
37    III, 3,5   |        united by him in the Holy Spirit through the Gospel and the
38    III, 3,6   |    duties of their ministry in a spirit of prudence and vigilance,
39    III, 3,6   | vigilance, remembering that “the spirit is willing but the flesh
40    III, 3,6   |       such signs. By facing in a spirit of faith the challenges
41    III, 4,3   |        it with interest and in a spirit of healthy initiative. Books
42    III, 4,6   |    fidelity to promises given, a spirit of sacrifice and consistency
43    III, 4,6   |       profound experience of the Spirit”. (240) Hence, deacons should
44    III, 4,6   |          discern the call of the Spirit in the historical circumstances
45    III, 4,7   |       respect and dialogue, in a spirit of faith and fraternal charity.
46     IV        |        were filled with the Holy Spirit, make deacons docile instruments