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 1     II,Intro,1|          regard to the course of theological studies that are to precede
 2     II,Intro,2|         to a great extent on the theological understanding of the diaconate
 3     II,Intro,2|        at the mercy of different theological opinions. There are points
 4     II,Intro,2|            outlines the specific theological identity of the deacon:
 5     II,Intro,4|     deacon flow clearly from his theological identity; this spirituality
 6     II, I,2   |       must have acquired a solid theological and pedagogical competence.~
 7     II, I,2   |     virtue, equipped with a good theological culture, of profound spiritual
 8     II, I,4   |        to the spiritual life, in theological study and pastoral experience.~
 9     II,III,4  |     formation (human, spiritual, theological and pastoral), it must be
10     II,IV,3   |  political problems.(88)~82. For theological formation, use may be made,
11     II,IV,3   |        or of other institutes of theological formation. Where special
12     II,IV,3   |          special schools for the theological formation of deacons must
13     II,IV,4   |  develops by means of a specific theological discipline and a practical
14     II,IV,4   |   practical internship.~86. This theological discipline is called pastoral
15    III, 1,1   |         condition determines his theological and juridical status in
16    III, 1,2   |          to the intellectual and theological preparation of the candidate,
17    III, 2,3   |   ministry. Careful and profound theological and liturgical preparation
18    III, 3,4   |  spiritual life but promotes the theological virtues, a disposition to
19    III, 4,2   |          cf. 1 Tim 4:14-16). The theological demands of their call to
20    III, 4,6   |          the great themes of the theological tradition of Christian spirituality,
21    III, 4,6   |          courses, while aimed at theological renewal, should also lead
22    III, 4,6   |       capable to specialize in a theological discipline and obtain the
23    III, 4,6   |        not only to perfect their theological knowledge but also to revitalize
24    III, 4,7   |          means which accord with theological and pastoral clarity.~A
25    III, 4,7   | spiritual matters, of continuous theological renewal and study, either
26    III, 4,7   |         study days, conventions, theological and pastoral courses. They