Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1     II,II,1   |         of poverty, capacity for obedience and fraternal communion,
 2     II,IV,1   |   freedom, which is expressed in obedience to the truth of one's own
 3     II,IV,2   |         must be characterised by obedience and fraternal communion.
 4     II,IV,2   |           A genuine education in obedience, instead of stifling the
 5    III, 1,2   |         bond of charity, prayer, obedience to their bishops, ministerial
 6    III, 1,2   | ordination includes a promise of obedience to the bishops: “Do you
 7    III, 1,2   |          you promise respect and obedience to me and to my successors?”.(44)
 8    III, 1,2   |         He shall conform his own obedience in listening (Hb 10, 5ff;
 9    III, 1,2   |          54ff and 10:1ff) to the obedience of Christ. He shall therefore
10    III, 1,2   |          of self. This vision of obedience also predisposes acceptance
11    III    (45)|        must ?profess respect and obedience to the bishop'. The service
12    III, 1,2   | canonical mission. The extent of obedience and availability is determined
13    III, 3,2   |       deacon lives the virtue of obedience: in faithfully carrying
14    III, 3,3   |          lived this condition in obedience to the Father (John 4:34)
15    III, 3,3   |          redeemed mankind by his obedience to the Father, an obedience “
16    III, 3,3   |      obedience to the Father, an obedience “unto death, death on a
17    III, 4,6   |          achieve and express due obedience to the Pastor of the universal
18     IV        |        teacher of faith, by your obedience to the word of God, has