Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I, 1     |        that indispensable unity, necessary for the success of the ministry
 2      I,Intro,3|     munera proper to deacons are necessary to the Church's life,(31)
 3     II,Intro,2|    missionary tension. This is a necessary, even if not the first,
 4     II,Intro,4|          acquiring those virtues necessary for the exercise of his
 5     II,Intro,6|     setting up of the structures necessary for the work of formation
 6     II, I,3   |          only with acquiring the necessary scientific competence and
 7     II, I,3   |   formation and help them in the necessary work of synthesis.~
 8     II, I,6   | preparing for diaconate “...is a necessary and irreplaceable agent
 9     II,II,1   |          and evangelical virtues necessary for diakonia. Among the
10     II,III,2  |    basing it on the requirements necessary for the diaconal ministry,
11     II,III,4  |          difficulties it will be necessary to consider other models,
12     II,III,6  |    considers himself to have the necessary pre-requisites for ordination,
13     II,IV,1   |      those cases where it may be necessary, in the judgement of the
14     II,IV,3   |      Intellectual formation is a necessary dimension of diaconal formation
15    III, 2,2   |       faithfully.(88)~It is also necessary that he learn the art of
16    III, 2,2   |     their Ordinaries. It is also necessary to obtain the permission
17    III, 2,3   |   ministers, he discharges, when necessary, their office too.~The deacon
18    III, 2,7   |   faithful. In such cases, it is necessary to specify that the moderator
19    III, 2,7   |    Indeed, when they possess the necessary requirements, deacons may
20    III, 2,7   |     deacons in possession of the necessary requirements, may exercise
21    III, 3,5   |        but also in employing the necessary discernment to arrive at
22    III, 3,6   |      contemporary society, it is necessary to exercise careful discernment
23    III, 3,6   |         the ministry, it will be necessary to integrate these various
24    III, 3,6   |    family life”. (224)~62. It is necessary to reflect on the situation
25    III, 4,1   |      these norms is all the more necessary in those instances where
26    III, 4,5   |           ongoing formation is a necessary means of reaching the object
27    III, 4,6   |       the Catholic Church.~It is necessary that deacons have an accurate
28    III, 4,6   |        discipline and obtain the necessary academic qualifications
29    III, 4,7   |     permanent deacons. Yet it is necessary that all such formation
30    III, 4,7   |        remiss in maintaining the necessary links with the other diocesan