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 1      I,Intro,1|    ancient times have been called bishops, priests and deacons”.(8)~
 2      I,Intro,1|     deacons as their helpers, the bishops have received pastoral charge
 3      I,Intro,2|         refers to them and to the bishops in the exordium of his Epistle
 4      I,Intro,3|         traditionally consists of bishops, priests and deacons. In
 5     II,Intro,2|         necessarily depend on the Bishops, who have the fullness of
 6     II,Intro,5|          legitimate assemblies of Bishops or Episcopal Conferences
 7     II,Intro,6|              6. Responsibility of Bishops~16. The restoration of the
 8     II,II,1   |          for yourselves therefore bishops and deacons worthy of the
 9     II    (38)|        1031, § 3 prescribes that “Bishops' Conferences may issue a
10     II,III,4  |      decides otherwise”.(52) “The Bishops of a region—or, where it
11    III, 1,2   |           they were incardinated. Bishops should encourage deacons
12    III, 1,2   |   contract and agreed upon by the bishops concerned.(39)~It is a duty
13    III, 1,2   |        prayer, obedience to their bishops, ministerial zeal and collaboration.~
14    III, 1,2   |       promise of obedience to the bishops: “Do you promise respect
15    III    (45)|           the pastoral mission of bishops and priests and in the assistance
16    III, 1,2   |         promote conflict with the bishops who are similarly regarded
17    III    (53)|         declaration of the German Bishops' Conference “The Church
18    III    (57)| Allocution of John Paul II to the Bishops of Zaïre on “Ad Limina”
19    III    (57)|           ordination of eight new Bishops in Kinshasa (4 May 1980),
20    III, 1,2   |          seek the advice of their bishops in more complex instances.
21    III, 2,1   |      deacons assist and serve the bishops and priests who preside
22    III, 2,2   |         the Roman Pontiff and the bishops in communion with him,(87)
23    III    (93)|      Sacraments, Congregation for Bishops, Congregation for the Evangelization
24    III, 2,4   |           the Sick is reserved to bishops and priests since this sacrament
25    III, 2,5   |       among the primary duties of bishops and priests are entrusted
26    III, 2,6   |         of charity. It is for the bishops alone, (154) since they
27    III, 3,3   |      Successor of Peter and those Bishops in communion with him, and
28    III, 3,3   |        the Holy Father, their own bishops and the priests of their
29    III, 3,4   |          order and with their own bishops, not only with regard to
30    III, 3,4   |        entrusted to them by their bishops, deacons should always be
31    III, 3,4   |      sincere communion with their bishops.~
32    III, 4,1   | indispensable obligation for both bishops and deacons.~Ecclesiastical
33    III, 4,4   |       From the perspective of the bishops (233) (and their fellow
34    III, 4,6   |       mature communion with their bishops and the priests of their
35    III, 4,6   |  universal Church and to diocesan bishops, as well as to promote fidelity
36    III, 4,7   |       diocesan organizations.~The Bishops should regulate the life
37    III, 4,7   |        promoted by Conferences of bishops or various dioceses — spiritual