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1 I, 1 | the life and formation of deacons. The growth of the permanent 2 I, 1 | spirituality and formation of deacons — calls for a review of 3 I, 1 | Ministry and Life of Permanent Deacons were drafted by the two 4 I, 1 | the formation of permanent Deacons but also as a directive 5 I, 1 | the formation of permanent Deacons.~The Directory for the Ministry 6 I, 1 | Ministry and Life of Permanent Deacons, as in the case of the Directory 7 I, 1 | documents pertain to permanent deacons of the secular clergy, although 8 I, 1 | be applied to permanent deacons who are members of institutes 9 I,Intro,1 | called bishops, priests and deacons”.(8)~Together with priests 10 I,Intro,1 | Together with priests and deacons as their helpers, the bishops 11 I,Intro,2 | Diaconate~2. The service of deacons in the Church is documented 12 I,Intro,2 | of sacred hierarchy are deacons, whose ministry has always 13 I (15) | collaborated with him as deacons: Timothy (1 Thes 3:2), Epophros ( 14 I,Intro,2 | underlines that the ministry of deacons is nothing other than “the 15 I,Intro,2 | end of time”. They are not deacons of food and drink but ministers 16 I (19) | Church needed a number of deacons proportionate to her numbers 17 I (25) | explicitly of permanent deacons: 236; 276, § 2, 3o; 288; 18 I,Intro,3 | appropriately.(26) The Order of deacons, however, “should not be 19 I,Intro,3 | of bishops, priests and deacons. In this manner the Christian 20 I,Intro,3 | Since the munera proper to deacons are necessary to the Church' 21 II | THE FORMATION~OF PERMANENT DEACONS~ 22 II,Intro,1 | the formation of permanent deacons were given by the Apostolic 23 II (1) | administering those sacraments which deacons may administer, in visiting 24 II (1) | It is desirable for these deacons, too, to acquire a good 25 II,Intro,1 | ordination of permanent deacons, the Episcopal Conferences, 26 II,Intro,2 | the formation of permanent deacons depends to a great extent 27 II (6) | relative to the ordination of deacons, the expression “in ministerio 28 II,Intro,2 | sacrament. “With regard to deacons, 'strengthened by sacramental 29 II,Intro,2 | exercise of their power, deacons, since they share in a lower 30 II,Intro,5 | the formation of permanent deacons can be programmed with surety 31 II, I | FORMATION ~OF PERMANENT DEACONS~ 32 II, I,1 | Bishop~18. The formation of deacons, like that of other ministers 33 II, I,1 | the formation of permanent deacons, the first sign and instrument 34 II, I,2 | responsible for ordained deacons. In fact, it would be better 35 II, I,2 | formation from among the deacons or priests of proven experience 36 II, I,3 | formation of the future deacons. In fact by teaching the 37 II, I,4 | formation community of permanent deacons~26. Aspirants and candidates 38 II, I,4 | formation community of permanent deacons can thus be for aspirants 39 II,II,1 | Saint Paul to Timothy: “Deacons likewise must be serious, 40 II,II,1 | blameless let them serve as deacons...Let deacons be the husband 41 II,II,1 | them serve as deacons...Let deacons be the husband of one wife, 42 II,II,1 | those who serve well as deacons gain a good standing for 43 II,II,1 | almost as if to say that deacons could carry out their ministry 44 II,II,1 | yourselves therefore bishops and deacons worthy of the Lord, meek 45 II,II,1 | In like manner should the deacons be blameless before the 46 II,II,2 | same principle applies to deacons who have been widowed.(44) 47 II,II,2 | apostolic life~39. Permanent deacons belonging to institutes 48 II,III,4 | good relationships with the deacons of the diocese to which 49 II (68) | In addition, for married deacons, there is the impediment 50 II,IV | FORMATION ~OF PERMANENT DEACONS~ 51 II,IV,1 | particular importance for deacons, called to be men of communion 52 II,IV,2 | all meetings of the future deacons.~76. Finally, the deacon 53 II,IV,3 | which will enable the future deacons to explain the reasonableness 54 II,IV,3 | theological formation of deacons must be instituted, this 55 II,IV,4 | theology programmed for the deacons will pay particular attention 56 II,IV,4 | sharing of experiences with deacons already involved in the 57 II,IV,4 | be taken that the future deacons develop a strong missionary 58 II,Conclu | Apostolorum recommends to the deacons of the first century: “As 59 II,Conclu | as a ransom for many, you deacons must do the same, even if 60 III | MINISTRY AND LIFE ~OF PERMANENT DEACONS~ 61 III, 1,2 | bishop ad quem in the case of deacons who, for just reasons, wish 62 III, 1,2 | Bishops should encourage deacons of their own dioceses who 63 III, 1,2 | gentes. The terms on which deacons afford such service should 64 III, 1,2 | the bishop to care for the deacons of his diocese with particular 65 III, 1,2 | of non-married or widowed deacons must always be a very rare 66 III, 1,2 | virtue of their ordination, deacons are united to each other 67 III, 1,2 | being joined with his fellow deacons in a bond of charity, prayer, 68 III, 1,2 | it would be opportune for deacons periodically to meet to 69 III, 1,2 | spirit of communion” among deacons ministering in his diocese 70 III, 1,2 | to clerics in general and deacons in particular.~8. The rite 71 III (47) | secular world than priests, deacons should strive to promote 72 III, 1,2 | sharing.(48)~10. Unlike deacons to be ordained to the priesthood,(49) 73 III, 1,2 | the matter,(50) permanent deacons are not obliged to wear 74 III, 1,2 | obliged to wear clerical garb. Deacons who are members of institutes 75 III, 1,2 | recognises the right of deacons to form associations among 76 III, 1,2 | As with other clerics, deacons are not permitted to found, 77 III, 1,2 | representation, organize deacons into a form of trade(s) 78 III, 1,2 | their statutory ends.(56)~Deacons who come from ecclesial 79 III, 1,2 | professional activity of deacons assumes a significance which 80 III, 1,2 | secular work of permanent deacons is in some sense linked 81 III (57) | Allocution to Permanent Deacons (16 March 1985), Insegnamenti, 82 III, 1,2 | not prohibit to permanent deacons professions which involve 83 III, 1,2 | permitted under particular law, deacons should exhibit honesty and 84 III, 1,2 | applicable to permanent deacons who are incardinated into 85 III, 1,2 | apostolic life.(62)~Permanent deacons must make prudent judgements 86 III, 1,2 | conflict of conscience, deacons must act in conformity with 87 III, 1,2 | 13. As sacred ministers, deacons are required to give complete 88 III, 1,2 | promote the common good”.(65) Deacons are strictly prohibited 89 III, 1,2 | particular law.(66)~15. Deacons who are professionally employed 90 III, 1,2 | concerning the upkeep of deacons which are binding in all 91 III, 1,2 | diversity of situations in which deacons work, in various particular 92 III, 1,2 | With regard to married deacons the Code of Canon Law provides 93 III, 1,2 | provides that: “married deacons who dedicate themselves 94 III, 1,2 | the families of married deacons), just recompense of those 95 III, 1,2 | been made.(73)~17. Celibate deacons who minister full-time in 96 III, 1,2 | source of income.~18. Married deacons who minister full-time and 97 III, 1,2 | families.(75)~19. Married deacons who minister full-time or 98 III, 1,2 | and orphans of deceased deacons. Where possible, deacons, 99 III, 1,2 | deacons. Where possible, deacons, before ordination, should 100 III, 2,1 | synthesized the ministry of deacons in the threefold “diaconia 101 III, 2,1 | ecclesial life.(79) Thus deacons assist and serve the bishops 102 III, 2,1 | of God.~The ministry of deacons, in the service of the community 103 III (79) | Allocution to permanent deacons (16 March 1985), n. 2: Insegnamenti, 104 III, 2,2 | become”.(82) Like priests, deacons are commended to all by 105 III (83) | Constitution Lumen Gentium, 29. “Deacons are also to serve the People 106 III (83) | 757); “By their preaching, deacons participate in the priestly 107 III (83) | Allocution to Priests, Deacons, Religious and Seminarians 108 III, 2,2 | preach the word of God.(90) Deacons have the faculty to preach 109 III, 2,2 | liturgical celebrations”.(94) Deacons should be trained carefully 110 III, 2,2 | part of ordained ministers. Deacons, “nourished by prayer and 111 III, 2,2 | society. (100)~Finally, deacons are reminded that they are 112 III, 2,2 | Mk 16, 15-16; Mt 28:19). Deacons are ministers of the Church 113 III, 2,3 | ministry at the altar. (105)~Deacons receive the Sacrament of 114 III, 2,3 | universal Church. (109) Deacons shall observe devoutly the 115 III, 2,3 | provisions of law, (111) deacons “assist the bishop and priests 116 III (112)| Deacons have a share in the celebration 117 III, 2,3 | by the Church's wisdom. Deacons, therefore, should confine 118 III, 2,3 | liturgical dress proper to deacons”. (117)~The ministry of 119 III, 2,3 | The ministry of deacons also includes preparation 120 III, 2,4 | responsible, may be entrusted to deacons. In supporting families 121 III, 2,4 | marriage. (131)~Married deacons can be of much assistance 122 III, 2,4 | Christian point of view.~Where deacons have been duly delegated 123 III, 2,4 | sick may be entrusted to deacons. Active service to alleviate 124 III, 2,4 | rites, are means by which deacons may bring the love of the 125 III, 2,4 | suffering faithful. (136)~35. Deacons have an obligation, established 126 III, 2,5 | the Sacrament of Orders, deacons, in communion with the bishop 127 III, 2,5 | the ministry of charity, deacons should conform themselves 128 III, 2,5 | ecclesiastical ministry, that is, to deacons. (148) So too is the service 129 III, 2,5 | these areas the ministry of deacons is particularly valuable, 130 III, 2,5 | The charitable function of deacons “also involves appropriate 131 III, 2,5 | activities. In this regard, deacons “discharge the duties of 132 III, 2,5 | services”. (150) Hence, deacons may be appointed to the 133 III, 2,6 | canonical mission of permanent deacons~39. The three contexts of 134 III, 2,6 | Throughout history the service of deacons has taken on various forms 135 III (153)| Address to the permanent deacons of the USA, Detroit (19 136 III, 2,6 | in the case of married deacons), and professional situation 137 III, 2,6 | professional situation of permanent deacons. In every case it is important, 138 III, 2,6 | important, however, that deacons fully exercise their ministry, 139 III, 2,6 | true identity of permanent deacons as ministers of Christ become 140 III, 2,6 | impression avoided that deacons are simply lay people particularly 141 III, 2,7 | action.~The bishop may give deacons the task of co-operating 142 III, 2,7 | priests. (157)~Where permanent deacons participate in the pastoral 143 III, 2,7 | assisted by the deacon.~Deacons may also be called to guide 144 III, 2,7 | duly reserved. (160) When deacons supply in places where there 145 III, 2,7 | clearly emphasized. Where deacons are available, participation 146 III, 2,7 | persons. Similarly where deacons are available, it is they 147 III, 2,7 | celebrations.~The competence of deacons should always be clearly 148 III, 2,7 | patient collaboration between deacons and others involved in the 149 III, 2,7 | conviction. While it is a duty of deacons to respect the office of 150 III, 2,7 | parish pastoral councils, deacons appointed to participate 151 III, 2,7 | exercise of the ministry of deacons arise at diocesan level. 152 III, 2,7 | necessary requirements, deacons may act as members of diocesan 153 III, 2,7 | In the diocesan curia deacons in possession of the necessary 154 III, 2,7 | and notary. (171)~Deacons may not, however, be constituted 155 III, 2,7 | Other areas in which deacons may exercise their ministry 156 III, 2,7 | organizational matters, deacons should always strive to 157 III, 2,7 | meaning and value. Those deacons who are called to exercise 158 III, 3,2 | Sacrament of Holy Orders, deacons receive a “a new consecration 159 III, 3,2 | sanctify mankind. (183)~For deacons the call to holiness means “ 160 III, 3,2 | consistent with this spirit (deacons) clearly highlight that 161 III, 3,3 | Christ in his diaconia. Thus deacons should strive to model their 162 III, 3,3 | the work of redemption. Deacons, therefore, are called to 163 III, 3,3 | the Sacrament of Orders deacons are at the service of their 164 III, 3,4 | this ministry to the full, deacons must know Christ intimately 165 III, 3,4 | mutandis, also applies to deacons: “Through the sacred actions 166 III, 3,4 | proclamation of the word of God, deacons should “immerse themselves 167 III, 3,4 | Liturgy”. (198)~Moreover, deacons, under the guidance of those 168 III, 3,4 | public pronouncements of deacons involve the Church. Consequently, 169 III, 3,4 | for pastoral charity that deacons should ensure the authenticity 170 III, 3,4 | life”. (201) The closer deacons come to the word of God, 171 III, 3,4 | indolence of its ministers, deacons should devote themselves 172 III, 3,4 | regard to the spiritual life, deacons should devote particular 173 III, 3,4 | to them by their bishops, deacons should always be guided 174 III, 3,4 | of ecclesial communion. Deacons are thus obliged to foster 175 III, 3,5 | light of this certainty, deacons should form themselves according 176 III, 3,5 | whole prayer life since deacons, as ministers, intercede 177 III, 3,5 | in the word, will cause deacons to imitate her life. In 178 III, 3,5 | the greatest assistance to deacons. Experience clearly shows 179 III, 3,6 | Spirituality of deacons and states of life~59. In 180 III, 3,6 | personal development of deacons, fosters man's true perfection 181 III, 3,6 | witness of the eternal. Hence, deacons should be especially careful 182 III, 3,6 | benefit of the entire Church, deacons should not depend excessively 183 III, 3,6 | spiritual life of those deacons who are married. Since family 184 III, 3,6 | amount of time which married deacons can dedicate to the ministry, 185 III, 3,6 | diaconia in the Church.~Married deacons should feel especially obliged 186 III, 3,6 | ensure that the families of deacons be made aware of the demands 187 III, 3,6 | The spouses of married deacons, who must give their consent 188 III (222)| Allocution to the permanent deacons of the U.S.A. in Detroit ( 189 III, 3,6 | the children of married deacons, where such is possible, 190 III, 3,6 | the families of married deacons, as with all Christian families, 191 III, 3,6 | of the Church's mission. Deacons and their wives and children 192 III, 3,6 | charity, therefore, widowed deacons should be helped to discern 193 III (224)| Allocution to the permanent deacons of the USA in Detroit, 19 194 III, 3,6 | most comforting to widowed deacons.~With regard to the widows 195 III, 3,6 | regard to the widows of deacons, care should be taken, where 196 III, 4 | CONTINUING FORMATION OF DEACONS~ 197 III, 4,1 | continuing formation of deacons is a human necessity which 198 III, 4,1 | initial formation given to deacons, to the extent that these 199 III, 4,1 | the “I am” pronounced by deacons at their ordination, the 200 III, 4,1 | ongoing formation and of deacons who are its recipients, 201 III, 4,1 | obligation for both bishops and deacons.~Ecclesiastical norms regarding 202 III, 4,2 | in a certain sense, to deacons: “I remind you to fan into 203 III, 4,3 | the permanent formation of deacons would, however, be ineffective 204 III, 4,4 | formators are called to offer deacons will be successful in as 205 III, 4,4 | Personalized assistance to deacons also assures them of that 206 III, 4,4 | involved in the formation of deacons. (235) This is particularly 207 III, 4,5 | priests can also be applied to deacons: “ongoing formation is a 208 III, 4,6 | of the human formation of deacons is an important task for 209 III, 4,6 | daily life particularly, deacons should foster in themselves 210 III (238)| St Ignatius of Antioch: “Deacons, who are ministers of Christ 211 III, 4,6 | the Spirit”. (240) Hence, deacons should be encouraged by 212 III, 4,6 | the spiritual formation of deacons should inculcate those attitudes 213 III, 4,6 | to spiritual direction, deacons should try to pursue study 214 III, 4,6 | every other year, (241) deacons should work out a spiritual 215 III, 4,6 | Mass.~71. The insertion of deacons into the mystery of the 216 III, 4,6 | Church.~It is necessary that deacons have an accurate knowledge 217 III, 4,6 | with a sense of communion, deacons will be enabled to achieve 218 III, 4,6 | teaching will permit many deacons to mediate it in their different 219 III, 4,6 | doctrinally correct formation.~Deacons should pursue systematic 220 III, 4,6 | be taken to ensure that deacons acquire a pastoral methodology (242) 221 III, 4,6 | Christ that the ministry of deacons draws its model and inspiration. 222 III, 4,6 | respective functions of priests, deacons and the lay faithful, within 223 III, 4,7 | ongoing formation of permanent deacons. Yet it is necessary that 224 III, 4,7 | of ongoing formation for deacons is the ministry itself. 225 III, 4,7 | responsibilities. The formation of deacons should, therefore, concentrate 226 III, 4,7 | minimum to be followed by all deacons and which should be distinct 227 III, 4,7 | love as Jesus Christ did.~Deacons in their initial pastoral 228 III, 4,7 | meetings should be arranged for deacons which treat of liturgical 229 III, 4,7 | arranged between priests, deacons, religious and laity involved 230 III, 4,7 | particular solicitude for deacons since they are his collaborators. 231 III, 4,7 | age and circumstances of deacons, together with the demands 232 III, 4,7 | for the co-ordination of deacons, to plan, co-ordinate and 233 III, 4,7 | proportionate number of deacons. This organization should 234 III, 4,7 | permanent formation offered to deacons, special courses and initiatives 235 III, 4,7 | should be arranged for those deacons who are married. These courses 236 III, 4,7 | independence of the ministry.~82. Deacons should always be appreciative 237 IV | redemption, make the ministry of deacons effective by teaching them 238 IV | ministry and the life of deacons fruitful by teaching them 239 IV | from her beginnings, make deacons always attentive to the 240 IV | with the Holy Spirit, make deacons docile instruments in Christ' 241 IV | exemplary fashion, make deacons good and faithful servants,