Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1     II,Intro,2|          a mystery of Trinitarian communion in missionary tension. This
 2     II,Intro,2| relationship with the priests, in communion with whom they are called
 3     II, I,2   |          balance and capacity for communion; in addition he must have
 4     II, I,2   |          him a lively ministerial communion and to introduce him to
 5     II, I,5   |           such that their married communion might contribute in a real
 6     II,II,1   |           obedience and fraternal communion, apostolic zeal, openness
 7     II,IV,1   |      deacons, called to be men of communion and service, is the capacity
 8     II,IV,1   |      whole Church and society the communion of the family. Today, this
 9     II,IV,2   |           obedience and fraternal communion. A genuine education in
10     II,IV,2   |   authenticity in the apostolate. Communion with his ordained confreres
11     II,Conclu |           attentive reflection in communion with their priests and communities.
12    III, 1,2   |        should foster a “spirit of communion” among deacons ministering
13    III, 1,2   |          to the full hierarchical communion of the Church. Likewise,
14    III, 1,2   |         requirements of ecclesial communion and of the fruitfulness
15    III, 2,2   |        Pontiff and the bishops in communion with him,(87) so as to teach
16    III, 2,3   |        community, in hierarchical communion with the bishop and priests.
17    III, 2,3   |         the preached word and the communion of the faithful who live
18    III, 2,4   |         ordinary minister of Holy Communion, (126) the deacon distributes
19    III, 2,5   |  Sacrament of Orders, deacons, in communion with the bishop and the
20    III, 2,5   |         exercised in hierarchical communion with the bishop and his
21    III, 2,5   |       participate, in a spirit of communion and according to their proper
22    III, 2,7   |          the distribution of Holy Communion which has been duly reserved. (160)
23    III, 2,7   |      parish priest and to work in communion with all who share in his
24    III, 3,3   |       which bears witness to that communion essential to the nature
25    III, 3,3   |          ministry in hierarchical communion with the bishop. (190)~Diaconal
26    III, 3,3   |        Peter and those Bishops in communion with him, and in co-operation
27    III, 3,3   |          and a sincere desire for communion with the Holy Father, their
28    III, 3,3   |           of sin but is called to communion with God. “God so loved
29    III, 3,4   |         brethren and hierarchical communion. What has been said of priests,
30    III, 3,4   |           own clear and effective communion with the Holy Father, the
31    III, 3,4   |  necessarily leads to a growth of communion within the particular Churches
32    III, 3,4   |        the very soul of ecclesial communion. Deacons are thus obliged
33    III, 3,4   |        their dioceses and sincere communion with their bishops.~
34    III, 3,5   |       fraternity and hierarchical communion with his own bishop and
35    III, 3,5   |        and she did so in intimate communion with Christ: no one has
36    III, 4,6   |    intelligent, active and mature communion with their bishops and the
37    III, 4,6   |   ministry effective promoters of communion. In situations of conflict
38    III, 4,6   |         lead to prayer, ecclesial communion and greater pastoral efforts
39    III, 4,6   |  questions. Thus, with a sense of communion, deacons will be enabled
40    III, 4,6   |            in loyal and convinced communion with the Supreme Pontiff
41    III, 4,6   |       organic nature of ecclesial communion.~