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  1 Intro,2  |            the Holy Spirit among the People of God. In this context,
  2 Intro,3  |           and proclaiming before all people the basis of Christian hope (
  3 Intro,3  |             for the salvation of all people (cf. 1 Tim 2:4) and from
  4 Intro,4  |           the Holy Spirit can enable people to base their expectations
  5 Intro,5  |              and all our beloved lay people, we repeat aloud: ''Whatever
  6  I,6     |         revealing its mystery to all people.15 He called men and women
  7  I,6     |             believers and guides the people of the New Testament on
  8  I,7     |              s duty to lead the holy people of God as a devoted father
  9  I,7     |        sanctifying and governing the People of God are to be carried
 10  I,8     |              and universality of the People of God, but insofar as it
 11  I,9     |           the guidance of God's holy people towards eternal life. These
 12  I,9     |           sanctifies and governs the People of God; when he sanctifies,
 13  I,10    |        ministers and the rest of the People of God entails a unity,
 14 II,12    |              pastor and guide of his people. It is the figure of Moses.
 15 II,12    |            courageous in leading his people toward the Promised Land,
 16 II,12    |              prayer on behalf of his people. Like Moses, who after his
 17 II,12    |          mountain returned among his people with his face radiant (cf.
 18 II,12    |           and sent forth to lead the People of God along the paths of
 19 II,12    |              holiness lived with his people and for his people, in a
 20 II,12    |          with his people and for his people, in a communion which becomes
 21 II,13    |              and hope for God's holy people only when he walks in the
 22 II,13    |        experienced together with his people, along a path which is at
 23 II,13    |         spiritual advancement of the People of God. He must be holy
 24 II,13    |           enabling her to become ''a people gathered by the unity of
 25 II,13    |            of the Holy Spirit in the People of God entrusted to his
 26 II,13    |         holiness in the midst of his people.~
 27 II,14    |              the Marian piety of the People of God.64 While holding
 28 II,15    |         frequently, and teaching the people. But let him teach the things
 29 II,17    |             for all the needs of the people entrusted to his care. In
 30 II,17    |              without ceasing for the People of God, and to carry out
 31 II,17    |             therefore prays with his people and for his people. He himself
 32 II,17    |          with his people and for his people. He himself is supported
 33 II,17    |      consecrated persons and the lay people of all ages. In their midst
 34 II,18    |              faithful, including lay people, for it is ''a fundamental,
 35 II,19    |            the sanctification of his people, the Bishop is called to
 36 II,19    | responsibility of each member of the People of God, fostering in a balanced
 37 II,20    |      struggles and sufferings of the People of God, whom he is called
 38 II,21    |     important for the service of the People of God. In the reality of
 39 II,22    |           room for love, so that all people may attain to the Trinitarian
 40 II,24    |     religious men and women, and lay people – in an exchange of pastoral
 41 II,25    |         revived the spirits of their people, rebuilt churches after
 42 II,25    |          blazed new trails for their people. In times of difficulty,
 43 II,25    |          pastors who have a sense of people's aspirations and can take
 44 II,25    |             build, together with the people entrusted to their care.~
 45 II,25    |       teachings handed down to their people a particular legacy of admiration
 46 III,26   |             Spirit, they are to call people to faith and strengthen
 47 III,26   |             for every individual and people.~The Synod Fathers rightly
 48 III,27   |        Bishop is enabled to lead his people to the heart of the mystery
 49 III,28   |           sensus fidei) of the whole people, when, 'from the bishops
 50 III,28   |         effective ministry among the People of God.~
 51 III,29   |          teacher who preaches to the people entrusted to his care the
 52 III,29   |             the Spirit of truth, the People of God, under the guidance
 53 III,29   |         pre-eminent catechist of his people. The decisive role in this
 54 III,29   |             out their service to the People of God in fidelity to Tradition
 55 III,31   |      guardian of the faith among the People of God, can fail to mention
 56 III,31   |        essential task is to help the People of God to give to the word
 57 IV,32    |           constantly built up as the People of God, the Body of Christ
 58 IV,32    |            the sanctification of the People of God.~Hence the importance
 59 IV,32    |               guiding prayer for his people and with his people, and
 60 IV,32    |              his people and with his people, and presiding over the
 61 IV,33    |                great priest'' of his people (cf. Heb 10:21), the one
 62 IV,33    |           but he also encourages the People of God on their earthly
 63 IV,34    |            from which he teaches his people and helps them to grow through
 64 IV,34    |    presbyterate and for all the holy People of God.~In this regard,
 65 IV,34    |        special clarity when the holy People of God, all of them, are
 66 IV,34    |            the sanctification of the people and the worship and glorification
 67 IV,35    |             dealings with God's holy people. He should be capable of
 68 IV,35    |           that the ministers and the people gain an authentic understanding
 69 IV,36    |            reason for hope for God's People as they make their pilgrim
 70 IV,36    |              comfort for the pilgrim People of God''.141  It is a hope
 71 IV,38    |     initiation of children and young people, and to lay down norms concerning
 72 IV,40    |           more for multitudes of our people a true encounter with God
 73 IV,41    |              41. The holiness of the People of God, to which the Bishop'
 74 IV,41    |        encouragement for the pilgrim People of God in its witness before
 75  V,43    |            particular portion of the People of God. Through the Gospel
 76  V,43    |         Eucharist, he is to help his people to grow as a reality of
 77  V,43    |           for the building up of the People of God, not for their destruction (
 78  V,43    |             down for the good of the People of God. Hence Saint Ambrose'
 79  V,43    |        governance be accepted by the People of God as a manifestation
 80  V,43    |          unremitting concern for the People of God.~In the Synod Hall
 81  V,44    |        kingly function of the entire People of God. All the faithful,
 82  V,44    |             the other members of the People of God. The ontological
 83  V,46    |              of the Bishop among his people.180 ~In making his Pastoral
 84  V,46    |            when he is closest to his people in carrying out the ministry
 85  V,46    |              the Lord who visits his people in peace.~
 86  V,48    |     Vocations need a vast network of people who pray fervently to ''
 87  V,51    |              are the majority of the People of God, the missionary power
 88  V,51    |            evident. To this end, lay people need the support, encouragement
 89  V,53    |                                Young people, a pastoral priority for
 90  V,53    |     spiritual accompaniment of young people. A minister of hope can
 91  V,53    |       entrusted, that is, with young people. Like ''sentinels of the
 92  V,53    |              of the morning'', young people are awaiting the dawn of
 93  V,53    |      encourage, shows how many young people are ready to commit themselves
 94  V,53    |      children, adolescents and young people. They should not yield to
 95  V,53    |            better results.203 ~Young people, through personal relationships
 96  V,54    |            the broadest sense: young people, in other words, need to
 97  V,54    |           the pastoral care of young people and the promotion of vocations
 98  V,54    |    responsibility to accompany young people personally, by their friendship
 99  V,54    |      manifests to the portion of the People of God entrusted to his
100  V,54    |          charge to care for the holy People of God as a devoted father
101 VI,55    |          robbers, danger from my own people, danger from the Gentiles,
102 VI,55    |         light of full truth over all people. For the rest, it is a holy
103 VI,58    |           sense, the whole Christian people, whose pastors they are.~
104 VI,60    |         Catholic unity of God's holy people.247 ~There can be no doubt
105 VI,61    |          pastors of a portion of the People of God. Nonetheless, the
106 VI,62    |    components of that portion of the People of God entrusted to them;
107 VII,67   |             many parts of the world, people are starving, while in other
108 VII,67   |           Bishop, even as he exhorts people to assert their rights,
109 VII,68   |       especially in these times when people belonging to different religions
110 VII,68   |           faith and shepherds of the People of God, must give it proper
111 Conclu,73|        satisfy the hunger of so many people.~Our own hearts might be
112 Conclu,74|             on the part of the whole People of God. The Bishop needs
113 Conclu,74|         shines forth for the pilgrim people of God'' – and in a particular