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  1 Intro,3   |          a credible witness and a faithful servant of Christ, ''our
  2 Intro,5   |        together the family of the faithful and in it fostering charity
  3 Intro,5   |            But if we are good and faithful servants, it is then that
  4  I,7      |         ancient text exhorts, the faithful are to love their Bishops
  5  I,10     |      faith. Together with all the faithful he shares in the incomparable
  6  I,10     |           the one who, before the faithful, is teacher, sanctifier
  7  I,10     |          common priesthood of the faithful and the ministerial priesthood:
  8  I,10     |           being among'' the other faithful and of his being placed ''
  9  I,10     |        activity common to all the faithful for the building up of the
 10  I,10     |       since pastors and the other faithful are bound to each other
 11  I,10     |    another and to the rest of the faithful. The faithful in their turn
 12  I,10     |         rest of the faithful. The faithful in their turn should cooperate
 13  I,10     |       Bishop ''before'' the other faithful, finds expression in his ''
 14  I,10     |          the other members of the faithful while not detracting from
 15  I,10     |          common priesthood of the faithful and the ministerial priesthood,
 16  I,10     |         to the faith given by the faithful and the Bishop's authoritative
 17  I,10     |         the lived holiness of the faithful and the means of sanctification
 18  I,10     |         responsibility of all the faithful for that same Church.~ ~
 19 II,11     |         reciprocal interplay, the faithful and loving exercise of his
 20 II,11     |          proves beneficial to the faithful entrusted to his pastoral
 21 II,11     |         before the clergy and the faithful.~
 22 II,12     |       toward the Promised Land, a faithful interpreter of the word
 23 II,13     |          the holiness of Christ's faithful according to the special
 24 II,13     |        strive constantly that the faithful entrusted to his care may
 25 II,13     |      grace in common with all the faithful since, as the Second Vatican
 26 II,13     |          Council notes, ''all the faithful of whatever condition or
 27 II,13     |        holiness proper to all the faithful. He must therefore cultivate
 28 II,13     |           with the other baptized faithful who with him are children
 29 II,14     |    putting it into practice, as a faithful disciple of the one Teacher,
 30 II,15     |          like every member of the faithful and like the Church herself,67
 31 II,16     |       active participation of the faithful, the Bishop stands before
 32 II,17     |         teacher of prayer for the faithful only if he can draw upon
 33 II,17     |       must in turn pass on to the faithful. Prayer is the privileged
 34 II,17     |       Church ordinance, or by the faithful praying together with the
 35 II,17     |     assisted by the prayer of his faithful: priests, deacons, consecrated
 36 II,18     |           is incumbent on all the faithful, including lay people, for
 37 II,18     |      about by the Spirit''.81~The faithful ought to be able to contemplate
 38 II,18     |           looks to God alone. The faithful should also be able to see
 39 II,19     |       with his co-workers and the faithful in order to build effective
 40 II,19     |         spirit of initiative. The faithful should be helped to grow
 41 II,21     |        love of Christ for all his faithful ones. He is called above
 42 II,21     |          her ministers and in her faithful. When he does so, he walks
 43 II,23     |     Bishop an act of love for his faithful and a pledge of greater
 44 II,24     |          is necessary for all the faithful and should be considered
 45 II,25     |         alive the memory of those faithful Bishops who were outstanding
 46 II,25     |        these Bishops known to the faithful through updated biographies
 47 III,28    |       between the Bishops and the faithful.110  In striving to remain
 48 III,28    |             In striving to remain faithful to the Spirit who speaks
 49 III,28    |     speaks within the Church, the faithful and the Bishops converge
 50 III,28    |             The whole body of the faithful, who have an anointing that
 51 III,28    |        bishops to the last of the faithful' they manifest a universal
 52 III,28    |          his cathedral before the faithful and exercising his role
 53 III,28    |       living God, Bishops and the faithful are all fellow disciples,
 54 III,28    |         personal contact with the faithful living in the communities
 55 III,29    |           and catholic truth; the faithful, for their part, are obliged
 56 III,29    |           and gives it life. ~The faithful need the word of their Bishop,
 57 III,29    |          priests and deacons, the faithful who have embraced the consecrated
 58 III,31    |    objective requirement that the faithful should assent to the authentic
 59 IV,32     |           the Apostle Paul to the faithful of Corinth, to remind them
 60 IV,32     |          in the daily life of the faithful, since all are called to
 61 IV,32     |           in the community of the faithful the fullness of life in
 62 IV,33     |      father and the pastor of the faithful, the ''great priest'' of
 63 IV,34     |       seen by the assembly of the faithful as the one who presides
 64 IV,34     |   consecrated persons and the lay faithful, and for encouraging a commitment
 65 IV,35     |        religious sentiment of the faithful and open it to the transcendent.~
 66 IV,35     |          the liturgy, so that the faithful can attain that full, conscious,
 67 IV,35     |          mystery of Christ to the faithful and helps them to enter
 68 IV,35     |      careful, for the good of the faithful, to ensure that existing
 69 IV,37     |       life not only of the simple faithful but of the community itself
 70 IV,37     |   community itself in Christ. The faithful, gathered by the preaching
 71 IV,37     |       tasks, of ensuring that the faithful are able to approach the
 72 IV,37     |     celebration. In this case the faithful, led by responsible ministers,
 73 IV,37(148)| Collaboration of the Non-Ordained Faithful with the Ministry of Priests (
 74 IV,38     |       growth of natural life. The faithful, reborn in Baptism and made
 75 IV,38     |   Mystical Body. In this way, the faithful, ''by the effects of these
 76 IV,38     |    reaching out to members of the faithful who have fallen away from
 77 IV,38     |        between the pastor and the faithful.~
 78 IV,39     |     himself will have regular and faithful recourse to that sacrament.
 79 IV,39     |           by which members of the faithful conscious of grave sin are
 80 IV,39     |           the duty to provide the faithful with the opportunity of
 81 IV,39     |        will make certain that the faithful are in fact being assisted
 82 IV,39     |       form the consciences of the faithful so that they may partake
 83 IV,40     |     Christian faith and life. The faithful, through popular piety,
 84 IV,40     |   encourage them as an aid to the faithful for Christian living, to
 85 IV,41     |    Promoting holiness for all the faithful~41. The holiness of the
 86 IV,41     |        concern members of the lay faithful in their own Dioceses, above
 87  V,42     |   shepherds in the midst of their faithful, must act as ''those who
 88  V,43     |           of the Church or of the faithful. In virtue of this power,
 89  V,43     |          and merciful care of the faithful entrusted to them, in their
 90  V,44     |         the contribution that the faithful can offer him through consultative
 91  V,44     |     entire People of God. All the faithful, by virtue of their Baptism,
 92  V,44     |       differentiation between the faithful, based on the variety of
 93  V,44     |           Bishop before the other faithful based on his reception of
 94  V,44     |          for the other members of faithful which in no ways removes
 95  V,44     |         to win the consent of his faithful, but in the end he will
 96  V,44     |          of every category of the faithful, inasmuch as they share
 97  V,44     |         and in the sharing of the faithful in that responsibility.
 98  V,44     |     baptismal equality of all the faithful and the diversity in charism
 99  V,44     |      shared responsibility in the faithful of every category. Consequently,
100  V,44     |           lives and speaks in the faithful, in order to guide them
101  V,46     |        between the Bishop and the faithful.179  Bishop Bartolomeu dos
102  V,47     |      defines it as a community of faithful entrusted to the pastoral
103  V,51     |                           The lay faithful in the pastoral care of
104  V,51     |         the Bishop~51. In the lay faithful, who are the majority of
105  V,51     |         are in the world, the lay faithful are in a position to exercise
106  V,51     |       temporal realities, the lay faithful are called, in accordance
107  V,51     |        should be close to the lay faithful who, since they are immersed
108 VI,55     |           Church, to instruct the faithful in the love of the whole
109 VI,56     |          over all the pastors and faithful.215 ~Another firmly established
110 VI,56     |      immediate power over all the faithful and their pastors.220 ~In
111 VI,57     |         and through them with the faithful of the particular Church
112 VI,59     |           the sufferings of their faithful. One category of pastors
113 VI,62     |         all the categories of the faithful, so that they can be a fitting
114 VI,63     |    jointly, for the good of their faithful and within the limits of
115 VI,65     |         and maintaining among the faithful a zeal for the spread of
116 VI,65     |         dimension alive among the faithful.~In his zeal for mission,
117 VII,72    |         significant number of the faithful of the Eastern Catholic
118 VII,72    |           needs of members of the faithful living in a state of ''diaspora''.293
119 VII,72    |          as true fathers to these faithful of the Eastern Rite, and
120 Conclu,74 |          able to count on the lay faithful, whose greater scope for