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  1      I,Intro,2|           without bishop, priest or deacon, unthinkable. He underlines
  2      I    (19)|          each of which was placed a deacon (“regionarius”) for the
  3     II    (1) |           trained for the office of deacon should go to a special institution
  4     II    (1) |            to be carried out by the deacon. 10. In addition, there
  5     II    (1) |          out worthily the office of deacon. 15. But if for some reason
  6     II,Intro,2|          Christ.(4) This is why the deacon receives the laying on of
  7     II,Intro,2|           laying on of hands on the deacon as being not “ad sacerdotium
  8     II,Intro,2|         theological identity of the deacon: as a participation in the
  9     II,Intro,2|     ordinand may imitate Christ as “deacon”. The intercession is an
 10     II,Intro,2|        Christ, who made himself the deacon or servant of all.(10) It
 11     II,Intro,2|            diaconal ordination, the deacon is incardinated into a particular
 12     II,Intro,3|              3. The ministry of the deacon in different pastoral contexts~
 13     II,Intro,3|     contexts~9. The ministry of the deacon is characterised by the
 14     II,Intro,3|            to the munus docendi the deacon is called to proclaim the
 15     II,Intro,3|          munus sanctificandi of the deacon is expressed in prayer,
 16     II,Intro,3|          most characteristic of the deacon.~10. As can be seen from
 17     II,Intro,4|        specific spirituality of the deacon flow clearly from his theological
 18     II,Intro,4|             the spirituality of the deacon. In fact, with sacred ordination,
 19     II, I,2   |           He could be a priest or a deacon and, preferably, not be
 20     II,II,2   |          have received the order of deacon, even those who are older,
 21     II    (44)|   usefulness of the ministry of the deacon to the diocese to which
 22     II,III,2  | spirituality and of the ministry of deacon and they will be led to
 23     II,III,3  |         candidacy for ordination as deacon~45. Admission to candidacy
 24     II,III,3  |         candidacy for ordination as deacon comes about by means of
 25     II,IV,2   |             formation of the future deacon, therefore, cannot ignore
 26     II,IV,2   |   characterises the ministry of the deacon. In fact, service of the
 27     II,IV,2   |           Word of God, of which the deacon is called to be an authoritative
 28     II,IV,2   |         part of the ministry of the deacon. This requires a reflection
 29     II,IV,2   |           deacons.~76. Finally, the deacon incarnates the charism of
 30     II,IV,2   |             the spirituality of the deacon, drawing on the writings
 31     II,IV,2   |           about the ministry of the deacon.~
 32     II,IV,3   |            insofar as it offers the deacon a substantial nourishment
 33     II,IV,3   |           because the duties of the Deacon, as laid down in the Constitution
 34     II,IV,3   |           are:~a) necessity for the deacon to be able to explain his
 35    III, 1     |             JURIDICAL STATUS OF THE DEACON~
 36    III, 1,1   |             of Christ, in which the deacon is called to share.(34)
 37    III, 1,2   |       ministerial dedication of the deacon to the Church.~3. A deacon
 38    III, 1,2   |          deacon to the Church.~3. A deacon already incardinated into
 39    III, 1,2   |      personal circumstances.~4. The deacon incardinated into an institute
 40    III, 1,2   |           his community.(41) When a deacon is transferred to a community
 41    III, 1,2   |       authority of the bishop. Each deacon should have a sense of being
 42    III, 1,2   |           promise to his bishop the deacon takes Christ, obedient par
 43    III, 1,2   |            should be permeated, the deacon, following the example of
 44    III, 1,2   |           obligation assumed by the deacon at ordination, in accordance
 45    III    (45)|         should be recalled that the deacon must ?profess respect and
 46    III    (45)|         bishop'. The service of the deacon is directed to a particular
 47    III, 1,2   |     directly in relation to it.~The Deacon receives office by a decree
 48    III, 1,2   |         shall ascribe duties to the deacon which are congruent with
 49    III, 1,2   |            cura animarum” where the deacon's ministry is exercised,
 50    III    (47)|             Among the duties of the deacon there is that of ?promoting
 51    III, 1,2   |          relationship between every deacon and his bishop.~All such
 52    III, 1,2   |            exercised by a permanent deacon, in certain circumstances,
 53    III, 1,2   |       Church doctrine.~14. Should a deacon wish to absent himself from
 54    III, 1,2   |      benefit from the ministry of a deacon have an obligation to reimburse
 55    III, 1,2   |     devolving on the diocese when a deacon, through no fault of his
 56    III, 1,2   |      perennial fidelity of God, the deacon is called to live his Order
 57    III, 2,1   |            Christ is expressed. The deacon “is teacher in so far as
 58    III, 2,2   |          book of the Gospels to the deacon saying: “Receive the Gospel
 59    III, 2,2   |           principal function of the deacon, therefore, is to collaborate
 60    III, 2,2   |             the sacred deposit, the deacon is obliged to be directed
 61    III, 2,2   |         life.(89)~24. It is for the deacon to proclaim the Gospel and
 62    III, 2,2   |              1-2).(92)~25. When the deacon presides at a liturgical
 63    III, 2,2   |      broadcasts.~In every case, the deacon should hold before him the
 64    III, 2,2   |         without compromise.~27. The deacon will be aware that the Church
 65    III, 2,2   |       obligations permit. (104)~The deacon's ministry of service is
 66    III, 2,2   |           missionary efforts of the deacon will embrace the ministry
 67    III, 2,3   |          liturgical ministry of the deacon is also distinct from that
 68    III, 2,3   |          Eucharistic Sacrifice, the deacon does not celebrate the mystery:
 69    III, 2,3   |            that grace to enable the deacon to participate worthily
 70    III, 2,3   |        exercising his ministry, the deacon should maintain a lively
 71    III, 2,3   |          certainty should cause the deacon to grow in humility since
 72    III, 2,3   |         precious heritage which the deacon should foster.~The deacon
 73    III, 2,3   |           deacon should foster.~The deacon is to observe faithfully
 74    III, 2,3   |       having received them.~31. The deacon, together with the bishop
 75    III, 2,3   |      sacrament, the ministry of the deacon is especially important.~
 76    III, 2,3   |             the Holy Eucharist, the deacon assists those who preside
 77    III, 2,3   |    necessary, their office too.~The deacon may not pronounce the words
 78    III, 2,4   |                                 The deacon properly proclaims from
 79    III, 2,4   |           Holy Communion, (126) the deacon distributes the Body of
 80    III, 2,4   |  benediction. (128) It falls to the deacon to preside at Sunday celebrations
 81    III, 2,4   |    celebrated individually.~36. The deacon is the minister of sacramentals,
 82    III, 2,4   |            intercession”. (139)~The deacon may therefore impart those
 83    III, 2,4   |            law. (140) It is for the deacon to conduct exequies celebrated
 84    III, 2,6   |           large proportion of every deacon's activity. Together, however,
 85    III, 2,6   |            the individual work of a deacon, but these three ministries
 86    III, 2,6   |       ecclesiastical office on each deacon according to the norm of
 87    III, 2,6   |         Church.~For the good of the deacon and to prevent improvisation,
 88    III, 2,7   |         which he is assisted by the deacon.~Deacons may also be called
 89    III, 2,7   |        celebrate the Eucharist, the deacon brings together and guides
 90    III, 2,7   |           of the above offices, the deacon should recall that every
 91    III, 3     |             THE SPIRITUALITY OF THE DEACON~
 92    III, 3,1   |          its fulfilment”. (175)~The deacon, as a member and minister
 93    III, 3,2   |             addition to helping the deacon to fulfil his functions
 94    III, 3,2   |           through his ministry, the deacon lives the virtue of obedience:
 95    III, 3,2   |         duties assigned to him, the deacon serves the episcopate and
 96    III, 3,2   |            faithful.~45. Hence, the deacon should accept with gratitude
 97    III, 3,2   |      conforms to Christ to whom the deacon should adhere ever more
 98    III, 3,2   |             faithful. (181) For the deacon it has a further basis in
 99    III, 3,2   |            s own state of life. The deacon is called to live a holy
100    III, 3,3   |           Holy Order confers on the deacon a particular participation
101    III, 3,3   |           the spiritual life of the deacon should deepen this threefold
102    III, 3,3   |            virtue of ordination the deacon is truly called to act in
103    III, 3,3   |        truth and the life for every deacon in the Church.~All ministerial
104    III, 3,3   |              cf. Eph 5, 25:29). The deacon cannot live his configuration
105    III, 3,3   |          between the bishop and the deacon: the bishop alone imposes
106    III, 3,3   |           Holy Spirit on him. Every deacon, therefore, finds the point
107    III, 3,3   |         apparent in the life of the deacon. Growth in imitation of
108    III, 3,3   |             spiritual life of every deacon.~A “natural inclination
109    III, 3,4   |             the spiritual life. The deacon, mindful that the diaconia
110    III, 3,4   |            ministry”. (195)~52. The deacon should always be mindful
111    III, 3,4   |              53. Likewise, when the deacon baptizes or distributes
112    III, 3,4   |       trusting the mercy of God the deacon should regularly approach
113    III, 3,5   |                 Prayer life~56. The deacon shall always remain faithful
114    III, 3,5   |             necessarily directs the deacon's heart to the Church and
115    III, 3,5   |           This love will commit the deacon to work diligently to build
116    III, 3,5   |          with the presbyterate. The deacon should be concerned for
117    III, 3,5   |       affection Mary looks on every deacon. Indeed, “the creature who
118    III, 3,5   |        close to the vocation of the deacon. (216)~58. Regular spiritual
119    III, 3,6   |             the whole person of the deacon towards Christ who devoted
120    III, 3,6   |         love of Christ. The married deacon must use it as a stimulus
121    III, 3,6   |        significant involvement of a deacon's wife in her husband's
122    III, 3,6   |           world. “In particular the deacon and his wife must be a living
123    III, 3,6   |             on the situation of the deacon following the death of his
124    III, 3,6   |             particular, the widowed deacon should be supported in living
125    III, 4,2   |          based on the need of every deacon to love Christ in such manner
126    III, 4,2   |         Church and all mankind, the deacon should continually grow
127    III, 4,3   |         From the perspective of the deacon, primary protagonist and
128    III, 4,3   |             aspect of his person as deacon, that is to say, consecrated
129    III, 4,3   |      activities: it calls for every deacon to be aware of the need
130    III, 4,3   |          the service asked of every deacon.~
131    III, 4,4   |             consists in helping the deacon to overcome any dualism
132    III, 4,4   |          the personal needs of each deacon, since every deacon lives
133    III, 4,4   |            each deacon, since every deacon lives his ministry in the
134    III, 4,4   |        supreme importance that each deacon be able to choose a spiritual
135    III, 4,5   |       essential availability of the deacon to others is a practical
136    III, 4,5   |           permanent reminder to the deacon in his life and ministry.
137    III, 4,5   |      practical configuration of the deacon's entire life to Christ
138    III, 4,6   |            life and ministry of the deacon. Thus, as with the permanent
139    III, 4,6   |     important task for Pastors. The deacon, aware that he is chosen
140    III, 4,6   |            his social activity, the deacon should reflect on his ability
141    III, 4,6   |      liturgical books will help the deacon to discover continually
142    III, 4,6   |            is the touchstone of the deacon's life and activity, the
143    III, 4,6   |          spiritual formation of the deacon will reveal the Holy Eucharist
144    III, 4,6   |          constantly encouraging the deacon to perfect the effectiveness
145    III, 4,6   |            This same love urges the deacon, in collaboration with his
146    III, 4,7   |            the ministry itself. The deacon matures in its exercise
147    III, 4,7   |        community level in which the deacon exercises his own ministry,
148    III, 4,7   |          The first appointment of a deacon to a parish or a pastoral
149    III, 4,7   |             moment. Introducing the deacon to those in charge of the
150    III, 4,7   |            and the community to the deacon, helps them not only to
151    III, 4,7   |          The community into which a deacon comes can have a highly