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 1      I    (19)| regionarius”) for the promotion of charity and assistance to the poor.
 2     II,Intro,2|            the Apostles, recalling charity. The epiclesis invokes the
 3     II,Intro,2|         the Gospel and of works of charity'”.(11) Just as in all sacraments
 4     II,Intro,3|          in dedication to works of charity and assistance (17) and
 5     II,II,1   |           openness to service,(36) charity towards the brothers and
 6     II,IV,4   |      sacraments and the service of charity”.(89) The scope of this
 7     II,IV,4   |   commitment to social justice and charity;~d) the life of the community,
 8    III, 1,2   |        fellow deacons in a bond of charity, prayer, obedience to their
 9    III, 1,2   |           ministry and to pastoral charity and “do their utmost to
10    III, 2,1   |           liturgy, the word and of charity”.(78) In this way diaconal
11    III, 2,2   |          the liturgy, and works of charity which, in their turn, are
12    III, 2,5   |                    The Diaconia of Charity~37. In virtue of the Sacrament
13    III, 2,5   |        exercise it in humility and charity, and, according to the words
14    III, 2,5   |     mission, (145) is a service of charity which seeks to help and
15    III, 2,5   |             38. In the ministry of charity, deacons should conform
16    III, 2,5   |          be “dedicated to works of charity and to administration”. (146)
17    III, 2,5   |            the virtues, sincere in charity, solicitous towards the
18    III, 2,5   |    Diocesan and parochial works of charity, which are among the primary
19    III, 2,5   |           So too is the service of charity in Christian education;
20    III, 2,5   |            discharge the duties of charity and administration in the
21    III, 2,6   |          the liturgy, resulting in charity. “If we consider the deep
22    III, 2,6   |          altar and the ministry of charity. Depending on the circumstances,
23    III, 2,6   |            exercise its mission of charity. It is for the bishops alone, (154)
24    III, 2,6   |   preaching, in the liturgy and in charity to the extent that circumstances
25    III, 2,7   |             Above all else, a true charity should prevail which recognises
26    III, 2,7   |       Church should be informed by charity and service to all. In judicial,
27    III, 3,2   |    expression not only in works of charity but also in imbuing and
28    III, 3,3   |          Servant, so too this same charity must be apparent in the
29    III, 3,4   |          is essential for pastoral charity that deacons should ensure
30    III, 3,4   |            towards the fullness of charity.~55. In performing the works
31    III, 3,4   |            performing the works of charity entrusted to them by their
32    III, 3,4   |     conscious that the diaconia of charity necessarily leads to a growth
33    III, 3,4   |          particular Churches since charity is the very soul of ecclesial
34    III, 3,6   |       perfection which is found in charity. In celibate life, indeed,
35    III, 3,6   |           an impetus for growth in charity and service to one's children
36    III, 3,6   |           difficulties. With great charity, therefore, widowed deacons
37    III, 4,1   |        articulated in the pastoral charity proper to every moment of
38    III, 4,6   |      diaconia of word, liturgy and charity.~Assiduous meditation on
39    III, 4,6   |           solicitude for fraternal charity will impel him to practice
40    III, 4,7   |      spirit of faith and fraternal charity. The community into which
41     IV        |       faithfully.~MARY,~Teacher of charity, who by your total openness