Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I,Intro,1|        him who freely took “the form of a slave” for us (cf.
 2      I,Intro,1|   ministry also has a collegial form(11) and a personal character(12)
 3      I,Intro,2|       determined the matter and form of these sacramental ordinations.
 4     II,Intro,2|        hands of the Bishop; the form is constituted by the words
 5     II,Intro,2|      chaste life.~The essential form of the sacrament is the
 6     II    (39)|        by can. 1041 are: 1) any form of insanity or other psychological
 7     II,III,2  |       permit, the aspirants may form their own community, with
 8     II,III,6  |         perpetual vows or other form of definitive commitment
 9    III, 1,2   |       his diocese and avoid any form of “corporatism” which was
10    III, 1,2   |         the right of deacons to form associations among themselves
11    III, 1,2   |         organize deacons into a form of trade(s) unions or pressure
12    III, 1,2   |         The same is true of any form of association which would
13    III, 2,3   |      song, even in its simplest form, the preached word and the
14    III, 2,3   |      and forgiveness of Christ, form a precious heritage which
15    III, 3,3   |    emptied himself assuming the form of a slave” (Phil 2:7) and
16    III, 3,5   |       certainty, deacons should form themselves according to
17    III, 4,5   | complementary education or to a form of training in better techniques.