Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I,Intro,1|          Holy Spirit enabling the exercise of sacred power which can
 2      I,Intro,2|           should possess so as to exercise their ministry worthily (
 3      I,Intro,3|      united to the altar so as to exercise their ministry more fruitfully
 4     II,Intro,2|         again in faith.~8. In the exercise of their power, deacons,
 5     II,Intro,3|           is characterised by the exercise of the three munera proper
 6     II,Intro,4|         virtues necessary for the exercise of his ministry.~12. Obviously
 7     II, I,5   |  candidates for the diaconate can exercise some influence on their
 8     II,II,1   |       formation and the effective exercise of the ministry.~35. Regarding
 9     II    (39)|         by can. 1042, are: 1) the exercise of an office or administration
10     II,III,3  |        the Church, so that he may exercise sacred orders. The Church,
11     II,III,5  |           by study and by gradual exercise of the ministry of the word
12     II,III,5  |        way that the candidate may exercise the ministry he has received.(61) “
13     II,III,6  |        behaviour, fitness for the exercise of the ministry; likewise,
14     II,IV,2   |      thorough study and the daily exercise of lectio divina.~75. There
15     II,IV,4   |    ministries received, and their exercise should be evaluated.~Care
16    III, 1,2   |         for just reasons, wish to exercise their ministry in a diocese
17    III, 1,2   |           of apostolic life shall exercise ministry under the jurisdiction
18    III, 1,2   |      obtain permission for him to exercise his ministry in accordance
19    III, 1,2   |         they are injurious to the exercise of the sacred ministry,
20    III, 1,2   |     professions which involve the exercise of civil authority or the
21    III, 1,2   |     secular profession which they exercise or have exercised are to
22    III, 1,2   |     secular profession which they exercise or have exercised are obliged
23    III, 1,2   |          expenses incurred in the exercise of his ministry.~Particular
24    III, 2,2   |     bishop and the priests in the exercise of a ministry(83) which
25    III, 2,3   |   faithful in the liturgy and the exercise of the various ministries. (113)~
26    III, 2,3   |    minister of Baptism. (118) The exercise of this power requires either
27    III, 2,5   |     pastoral functions, (143) but exercise them differently in serving
28    III, 2,5   |     Christ. For this reason, they exercise it in humility and charity,
29    III, 2,6   |          enable that community to exercise its mission of charity.
30    III, 2,6   |       however, that deacons fully exercise their ministry, in preaching,
31    III, 2,7   |        finds proper scope for its exercise in the various sectors of
32    III, 2,7   |    opportunities for the fruitful exercise of the ministry of deacons
33    III, 2,7   |       necessary requirements, may exercise the office of chancellor, (166)
34    III, 2,7   |        areas in which deacons may exercise their ministry include diocesan
35    III, 2,7   |         ethnic minorities.~In the exercise of the above offices, the
36    III, 2,7   |         deacons who are called to exercise such offices should be placed
37    III, 3,4   |          by faithful and tireless exercise of the ministry in integrity
38    III, 3,4   |           yet be mindful that the exercise of the ministry of the word
39    III, 3,6   |       society, it is necessary to exercise careful discernment when
40    III, 3,6   |           flourishes, even in the exercise of paternal responsibilities,
41    III, 4,4   | themselves and others through the exercise of their ministry”. (234)~
42    III, 4,7   |         The deacon matures in its exercise and by focusing his own
43    III, 4,7   |         of vocation, (244) to the exercise of ministry and formation —