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  1      I, 1     |         DECLARATION~The permanent Diaconate, restored by the Second
  2      I, 1     |           growth of the permanent Diaconate, however, now gives rise
  3      I, 1     |          The total reality of the Diaconate — embracing its fundamental
  4      I, 1     |           of what pertains to the Diaconate and the Priesthood, the
  5      I, 1     |          subject of the permanent Diaconate. Both Congregations, having
  6      I, 1     |           discussed the permanent Diaconate at their Plenary Assemblies
  7      I, 1     |          aspects of the permanent Diaconate, with specific reference
  8      I, 1     |         ministry of the permanent Diaconate which has been fruitful
  9      I,Intro,2|                           II. The Diaconate~2. The service of deacons
 10      I,Intro,2|            sees the origin of the diaconate in the institution of the “
 11      I,Intro,2|        Church, which includes the diaconate. St Ignatius of Antioch(16)
 12      I,Intro,2|          to the fifth century the Diaconate flourished in the western
 13      I,Intro,2|       disposed that the permanent Diaconate, as it existed in ancient
 14      I,Intro,2|         the future to restore the diaconate as a proper and permanent
 15      I,Intro,2|         with the functions of the diaconate, which otherwise, in many
 16      I,Intro,2|           of the functions of the Diaconate; (iii) a concern to provide
 17      I,Intro,2|      restoration of the permanent Diaconate was in no manner intended
 18      I,Intro,2|      restoration of the permanent Diaconate in the Latin Church. The
 19      I,Intro,2|          the Presbyterate and the Diaconate and determined the matter
 20      I,Intro,2|   ordination of candidates to the diaconate. The essential elements
 21      I,Intro,2|       have restored the permanent Diaconate in their territories and
 22      I,Intro,3|                III. The Permanent Diaconate~3. The experience of the
 23      I,Intro,3|         have already received the Diaconate and exercised it appropriately.(26)
 24      I,Intro,3|         the desire to restore the diaconate as a proper and stable rank
 25      I,Intro,3|          testifies.~The permanent Diaconate is an important enrichment
 26      I    (30)|          to restore the permanent diaconate was that of a greater and
 27      I,Intro,3|          sacramental grace of the diaconate”.(33)~Vatican City, 22 February
 28     II,Intro,1|           the “different types of diaconate” (for celibates, married
 29     II    (1) |     period of preparation for the diaconate as such should run for a
 30     II    (1) |         the various duties of the diaconate and toward being able to
 31     II,Intro,2|         to a sure theology of the diaconate~3. The effectiveness of
 32     II,Intro,2|  theological understanding of the diaconate that underlies it. In fact
 33     II,Intro,2|    disappearance of the permanent diaconate from the Church of the West
 34     II,Intro,2|          that the theology of the diaconate has no authoritative points
 35     II,Intro,2|          all we must consider the diaconate, like every other Christian
 36     II,Intro,2|    sacrament of Orders.(5)~5. The diaconate is conferred through a special
 37     II,Intro,2|         grade of holy orders, the diaconate imprints a character and
 38     II,Intro,3|           service inherent in the diaconate are very well defined. However,
 39     II,Intro,5|    Pontiff, whether and where the diaconate is to be established as
 40     II,Intro,5|      candidates for the permanent diaconate, whether young or of a more
 41     II,Intro,5|       have restored the permanent diaconate are requested to submit
 42     II,Intro,6|      restoration of the permanent diaconate in a nation does not imply
 43     II,Intro,6|      restoration of the permanent diaconate, he will take care to promote
 44     II,Intro,7|                  7. The permanent diaconate in institutes of consecrated
 45     II,Intro,7|      institution of the permanent diaconate among the members of institutes
 46     II,Intro,7|      Institution of the permanent diaconate among religious is a right
 47     II,Intro,7|        re-establish the permanent diaconate assumes the responsibility
 48     II, I,1   |       those who are preparing for diaconate.~
 49     II, I,2   |      candidates for the permanent diaconate are: the director of formation,
 50     II, I,2   |         promotion to the order of diaconate after having heard the opinion
 51     II, I,4   |      candidates for the permanent diaconate, naturally constitute a
 52     II, I,4   |  aspirants and candidates for the diaconate a precious support in the
 53     II, I,5   |  aspirants and candidates for the diaconate can exercise some influence
 54     II, I,5   |           towards the goal of the diaconate.~The parish community is
 55     II, I,5   |         of its member towards the diaconate with the support of prayer
 56     II, I,5   |  aspirants and candidates for the diaconate come can also continue to
 57     II, I,6   |    Finally, the man preparing for diaconate “...is a necessary and irreplaceable
 58     II,II     |     CANDIDATES ~FOR THE PERMANENT DIACONATE~29. “The history of every
 59     II,II     |        vocations to the permanent diaconate, some requirements of a
 60     II,II,1   |     authenticity of a call to the diaconate. These are firstly those
 61     II,II,1   |      addition, candidates for the diaconate must be active members of
 62     II,II,1   |       candidate for the permanent diaconate who is not married may be
 63     II,II,1   |    married may be admitted to the diaconate only when he has completed
 64     II,II,2   |           young men called to the diaconate are obliged to observe the
 65     II,II,2   |      freely submit.~The permanent diaconate, lived in celibacy, gives
 66     II,II,2   |         those are promoted to the diaconate who have lived as married
 67     II,III    |  FORMATION ~TOWARDS THE PERMANENT DIACONATE~
 68     II,III,1  |     Superior) the aspirant to the diaconate. He will do so accompanying
 69     II,III,2  |  admission among the aspirants to diaconate there begins a propaedeutic
 70     II,III,2  |      among the candidates for the diaconate only those about whom he
 71     II,III,3  |      which one who aspires to the diaconate or priesthood publicly manifests
 72     II,III,3  |          among candidates for the diaconate”.(48)~46. The competent
 73     II,III,3  |      among the candidates for the diaconate does not constitute any
 74     II,III,3  |      signs of the vocation to the diaconate, which must be confirmed
 75     II,III,5  |     anyone may be promoted to the diaconate, whether permanent or transitory,
 76     II,III,5  |       ministry of acolyte and the diaconate there is to be an interval
 77     II,III,6  |                                6. Diaconate ordination~60. At the conclusion
 78     II,III,6  |           him to the order of the diaconate.~63. Before ordination,
 79     II    (68)|         ordinands assume with the diaconate, see canons 273-289. In
 80     II,III,6  |           to be ordained...to the diaconate by his proper Bishop, or
 81     II,IV,1   |       priests, candidates for the diaconate, too, must be educated “
 82     II,IV,2   |         path of formation for the diaconate, generally he has already
 83     II,IV,3   |   formation for candidates to the diaconate which would take account
 84     II,Conclu |           are called today to the diaconate, and urges them to prepare
 85     II,Conclu |   Churches in which the permanent diaconate is a living and active reality;
 86    III, 1,1   |     Minister~1. The origin of the diaconate is the consecration and
 87    III, 1,2   |          time of admission to the diaconate, all candidates shall be
 88    III, 1,2   |         vocation to the permanent Diaconate presupposes the stability
 89    III, 1,2   |       candidates to the permanent Diaconate. The local Ordinary should
 90    III, 1,2   |       extinction of the permanent Diaconate in earlier centuries.~7.
 91    III, 1,2   |         earlier centuries.~7. The Diaconate brings with it a series
 92    III    (45)|       fulfil the functions of the diaconate. The diaconate can only
 93    III    (45)|   functions of the diaconate. The diaconate can only be conferred on
 94    III, 1,2   |  injurious to the identity of the diaconate and to the discharge of
 95    III, 1,2   |       ordination to the permanent Diaconate.~Where there is conflict
 96    III, 2,6   | traditionally associated with the diaconate, that is, the ministry of
 97    III, 2,7   |           which are proper to the diaconate, in order to preserve the
 98    III, 3,2   |          sacramental grace of the diaconate”. (179) In addition to helping
 99    III, 3,2   |         is indicated by the term “diaconate” itself, what characterizes
100    III, 3,2   |           of service. Through the diaconate, what Jesus said of his
101    III, 3,3   |         who seek admission to the diaconate. This should not be understood “
102    III, 3,3   |           s. The sacrament of the diaconate develops this inclination:
103    III, 3,4   |           Following Christ in the diaconate is an attractive but difficult
104    III, 3,6   |         admitted to the permanent Diaconate but also men who live in
105    III, 3,6   |         to seek ordination to the diaconate, (223) should be assisted
106    III, 4,1   |           who are ordained to the diaconate are obliged to ongoing doctrinal
107    III, 4,1   | ordination, the vocation “to” the diaconate continues and finds expression
108    III, 4,1   |   expression as vocation “in” the diaconate. On the part of both the
109    III, 4,1   |          throughout the permanent diaconate by a long series of coherent