Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I, 1     |      which due account is to be taken by the Episcopal Conferences
 2     II,Intro,1|     These indications were then taken up and further refined in
 3     II,Intro,1|        material which had to be taken into consideration when
 4     II,Intro,2|         of Saint Polycarp, also taken up again by Lumen gentium,
 5     II    (6) | ministerio Episcopi ordinantur” taken from the Traditio apostolica,
 6     II    (6) |      SCh, 11bis, pp. 58-59), as taken from the Constitutiones
 7     II,Intro,3|       these should obviously be taken into account.~
 8     II,II     |       of those called should be taken into account.~
 9     II,II,2   |     married men, care should be taken that only those are promoted
10     II,III,2  |     this period, care should be taken, wherever possible, to involve
11     II,III,4  |    studies”.(53) Care should be taken that these candidates have
12     II,III,4  |       Great care must always be taken that only those who have
13     II,III,6  |         apostolic life who have taken perpetual vows or other
14     II,IV,2   |      spirituality, care will be taken to give adequate appreciation
15     II,IV,3   |      following contents must be taken into consideration: (87)~
16     II,IV,4   |   activities, account should be taken of the instituted ministries
17     II,IV,4   |        evaluated.~Care is to be taken that the candidates be actively
18     II,IV,4   |        addition, care should be taken that the future deacons
19    III, 2,6   |      the service of deacons has taken on various forms so as to
20    III, 3,4   |         oath of fidelity, (200) taken prior to ordination, they
21    III, 3,5   |       of penance should also be taken to heart together with other
22    III, 3,6   |          Special care should be taken to ensure that the families
23    III, 3,6   |         deacons, care should be taken, where possible, by the
24    III, 4,6   |  appropriate measures should be taken to ensure that deacons acquire