Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,5|                 Tradition” expresses the succession~of the very essence of the
 2 II, 7,5   |                hierarchy, which comes in succession from the Apostles, in the
 3 II, 7,5   |               the Church the grace-given succession of the episcopate, and~through
 4 II, 7,5   |           episcopate, and~through it the succession of the whole grace-given
 5 II, 7,6   | uninterruptedness of the episcopate.~The succession from the Apostles and the
 6 II, 7,6   |             contrary: the absence of the succession ofthe episcopacy in one
 7 II, 7,6   |           bishops in their uninterrupted~succession.~St. Irenaeus of Lyons writes: “
 8 II, 7,6   |                  enumerates~in order the succession of the bishops of the Roman
 9 II, 7,6   |                 of the importance of the succession is expressed by Tertullian.
10 II, 7,6   |            bishops who might continue in succession so that their first bishop
11 II, 8,7   |              bishop who himself bears by succession the grace of the priesthood,
12 II, 8,7   |                 have~indicated, have the succession from the Apostles, and who,
13 II, 8,7   |               and who, together with the succession of the~episcopacy, by the
14 II, 8,7   |                The expression, “with the succession of the episcopacy they have
15 II, 9,6   |                received~these remains in succession at that time, and carried