Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I, 1     |          ancient Tradition and the specific decision of the Council
 2      I, 1     |           observance”.(1) In these specific cases, it is to be regarded
 3      I, 1     |      proper identity and their own specific juridical quality, both
 4      I, 1     |          permanent Diaconate, with specific reference to the practical
 5     II,Intro,2|          truth consists in being a specific participation in and representation
 6     II,Intro,2|        hands and is sustained by a specific sacramental grace which
 7     II,Intro,2|          the one who receives it a specific conformation to Christ,
 8     II,Intro,2|             n. 29,(7) outlines the specific theological identity of
 9     II,Intro,2|   ecclesiastical ministry, he is a specific sacramental sign, in the
10     II,Intro,2|       character and communicates a specific sacramental grace. The diaconal
11     II,Intro,2|                It brings with it a specific sacramental grace, which
12     II,Intro,3|         ministry, according to the specific perspective of diakonia.~
13     II,Intro,4|            11. The outlines of the specific spirituality of the deacon
14     II,Intro,4|        very being as servant. In a specific way, this is the spirituality
15     II,Intro,6|          of concrete needs and the specific situation of his particular
16     II,Intro,7|   programme which incorporates the specific charism and spirituality
17     II,Intro,7|       experimentum, and then for a specific number of years, so as to
18     II    (28)|       includes the director of the specific house of formation, wherever
19     II, I,3   |           order to harmonise their specific contribution with the other
20     II,II,1   |        then completed with certain specific human qualities and evangelical
21     II,III,4  | theologically well founded, have a specific pastoral finality and be
22     II,III,4  |             there should be also a specific programme of formation for
23     II,IV,2   |          as to impress upon it the specific traits of diaconal spirituality.~
24     II,IV,3   |           to his formation for the specific duties of his ministry;~
25     II,IV,4   |   formation develops by means of a specific theological discipline and
26     II,IV,4   |         prepare the candidates for specific ministerial activities,
27    III, 1,2   |           rest of their lives in a specific territorial or personal
28    III, 1,2   |    particular way those who, after specific and careful preparation,
29    III, 1,2   |           and the superior.~5. The specific vocation to the permanent
30    III, 1,2   |             in virtue of their own specific mission, are “particularly
31    III, 2,7   |      commissions, pastoral work in specific social contexts — especially
32    III, 3,3   |           inserts him in a new and specific way in the mystery of Christ,
33    III, 4,4   |    defending, and developing their specific identity and vocation; and