Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1     II    (1) |        to perform usefully the duties of their future state. 9.
 2     II    (1) |   understanding of the various duties of the diaconate and toward
 3     II,Intro,5|       in the fulfilment of the duties proper to that order...”.~
 4     II, I,2   |      his decisive and delicate duties, the director of formation
 5     II,IV,3   |       preparation, because the duties of the Deacon, as laid down
 6     II,IV,3   |     formation for the specific duties of his ministry;~c) importance
 7    III, 1,2   |      it a series of rights and duties as foreseen by canons 273-
 8    III, 1,2   |       the bishop shall ascribe duties to the deacon which are
 9    III    (47)|                      Among the duties of the deacon there is that
10    III, 1,2   | execution of their ministerial duties. They shall also avoid all
11    III, 1,2   |        to the discharge of its duties for the Church's service,
12    III, 2,5   |    which are among the primary duties of bishops and priests are
13    III, 2,5   |         deacons “discharge the duties of charity and administration
14    III, 2,6   |       be relegated to marginal duties, be made merely to act as
15    III, 2,6   |     substitutes, nor discharge duties normally entrusted to non-ordained
16    III, 2,7   |      placed so as to discharge duties which are proper to the
17    III, 3,2   |  faithfully carrying out those duties assigned to him, the deacon
18    III, 3,5   |   discharge of his ministerial duties, through fraternity and
19    III, 3,6   |     the spiritual life and the duties of their ministry in a spirit
20    III, 3,6   |     the Church, especially the duties assigned to their husbands.
21    III, 4,7   |       his social and ecclesial duties, in particular, of his ministerial