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 1 Intro,1  |       the outpouring of the Holy Spirit who leads and guides, repeats
 2 Intro,2  |  vocations raised up by the Holy Spirit among the People of God.
 3 Intro,2  |         strongly associated in a spirit of hierarchical union and
 4 Intro,4  |         the guidance of the Holy Spirit can enable people to base
 5 Intro,4  |          hope. In the joy of the Spirit we profess: 'Christ is truly
 6  I,6     |          the Father and the Holy Spirit.~The mission entrusted by
 7  I,6     |   special outpouring of the Holy Spirit with which the Risen Lord
 8  I,7     |         the anointed of the Holy Spirit, sent into the world; it
 9  I,7     |        the Father, pours out the Spirit upon the Church. This Trinitarian
10  I,7     |        the anointing of the Holy Spirit, by configuring the Bishop
11  I,7     |     placed in their midst by the Spirit to govern the Church of
12  I,7     |          in the name of the Holy Spirit, who gives life to the Church
13  I,8     | constitutes what is called ''the spirit of collegiality'' (affectus
14  I,8     |       though the Son in the Holy Spirit, we must also add that he
15  I,8     |          Successor of Peter.~The spirit of collegiality is realized
16  I,8     |         full sense, however, the spirit of collegiality is realized
17  I,8     |       himself. Consequently, the spirit of collegiality, or affective
18  I,9     |          the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe
19  I,9     |       the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.~In the text of the Gospel
20  I,10    |            As a gift of the Holy Spirit to the Church, the Bishop
21  I,10    |        out in communion and in a spirit of gratitude and fraternity.
22 II,11    |        communication of the Holy Spirit, needs to coincide with
23 II,11    |         the inner working of the Spirit. He will therefore strive
24 II,12    |         the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Radiant with the light
25 II,12    |       transparently a man of the Spirit, consecrated and sent forth
26 II,12    |         and the call of the Holy Spirit, who in these years has
27 II,12    |          of the work of the Holy Spirit in salvation history, where
28 II,12    |         the fullness of the Holy Spirit, which the Bishop receives
29 II,12    |       call to cooperate with the Spirit's activity in ecclesial
30 II,13    |   attentive docility to the Holy Spirit, a witness, a model, and
31 II,13    |         and loving him. The Holy Spirit, in turn, infuses his gifts
32 II,13    |        the prompting of the Holy Spirit, and maintaining a particular
33 II,13    |          the Son and of the Holy Spirit''.60~The specific spirituality
34 II,13    |         the workings of the Holy Spirit in the People of God entrusted
35 II,13    |          and sisters in the Holy Spirit. For this reason configuration
36 II,16    |          and in the power of his Spirit, and as hiereus, the holy
37 II,17    |        under the guidance of the Spirit.~Prayer is itself a particular
38 II,18    |  holiness in accordance with the spirit of the evangelical counsels
39 II,18    |         him brought about by the Spirit''.81~The faithful ought
40 II,19    |  submission in Christ and in the Spirit to the loving plan of the
41 II,19    |  recognize the voice of the Holy Spirit in the Petrine ministry
42 II,19    |          will of God in what the Spirit is saying to the Church.
43 II,19    |    balanced and serene way their spirit of initiative. The faithful
44 II,20    |                              The spirit and practice of poverty
45 II,20    |          an ability to live in a spirit of fraternal sharing. In
46 II,22    |     listening, especially to the Spirit ''who speaks to the Churches'' (
47 II,23    |          the pastoral office, my spirit has become incapable of
48 II,23    |          to the prompting of the Spirit. Hence, the advice which
49 II,25    | testimony to a grace of the Holy Spirit which has never been lacking
50 III,26   |          courage imparted by the Spirit, they are to call people
51 III,26   |        begetting new life in the Spirit, the episcopal ministry
52 III,27   |          the first fruits of the Spirit, which enable them to fulfil
53 III,28   |         to the voice of the Holy Spirit, pledging themselves to
54 III,28   |   guidance and assistance of the Spirit of Truth, as a continuous
55 III,28   |        to remain faithful to the Spirit who speaks within the Church,
56 III,28   |         that comes from the Holy Spirit (cf. 1 Jn 2:20,27), cannot
57 III,28   |         need to be taught by the Spirit.~Many indeed are the places
58 III,28   |        the places from which the Spirit imparts his inner teaching:
59 III,28   |       are new and different.~The Spirit also makes himself heard
60 III,29   |     aroused and sustained by the Spirit of truth, the People of
61 IV,32    |       and the temple of the Holy Spirit.127 ~This sanctification
62 IV,34    |     reborn of water and the Holy Spirit. The most solemn liturgies
63 IV,36    |      Lord and of the gift of the Spirit, the true weekly Easter''.138 ~
64 IV,38    |      touched by the grace of the Spirit and wishing to enter into
65 IV,38    |   outpouring of the gifts of the Spirit. Then by sharing in the
66 IV,39    |         in the outpouring of the Spirit for the forgiveness of sins.
67  V,43    |         of communion in the Holy Spirit.162  This is the source
68  V,43    |      those suffering in body and spirit, a spirit of tolerance and
69  V,43    |  suffering in body and spirit, a spirit of tolerance and forgiveness.
70  V,43    |       with the power of the Holy Spirit who leads and guides (Spiritus
71  V,44    |  communion is the working of the Spirit, who is at work both in
72  V,44    |        responsibility. It is the Spirit who, as the basis of both
73  V,44    |       the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Baptism, the Bishop –
74  V,44    |        possible to listen to the Spirit who lives and speaks in
75  V,44    |   carrying out whatever the same Spirit suggests for the true good
76 VI,56    | vindicated by it, since the Holy Spirit unfailingly preserves the
77 VI,57    |        all those goods which the Spirit makes present in the Church
78 VI,58    |          a particular manner the spirit of communion uniting the
79 VI,58    |       through the working of the Spirit, concerning various problems
80 VI,58    |       expression is given to the spirit of collegiality and the
81 VI,58    |    outcome of the working of the Spirit, the soul of the one Church
82 VI,61    |       through Christ in the Holy Spirit''.253  This canon expresses
83 VI,61    |    Church; rather it affirms the spirit of collegiality of the Bishops
84 VI,63    |        to the Bishops' collegial spirit. Episcopal Conferences should
85 VI,63    |  collegial, albeit prompted by a spirit of communion. Consequently,
86 VI,63    |          encourage the collegial spirit of union between Bishops
87 VI,65    |                       Missionary spirit in the episcopal ministry~
88 VI,65    |        be marked by a missionary spirit capable of awakening and
89 VII,66   |      fruit of the working of the Spirit (cf. Acts 4:31). Leaving
90 Conclu,73|          hearts through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us (
91 Conclu,73|          us, by the power of his Spirit, an ability to love and
92 Conclu,73|       from us, but from the Holy Spirit, who ''does not cease to
93 Conclu,73|          the first fruits of the Spirit' and 'wait for the redemption
94 Conclu,73|      Father and drink of the one Spirit of holiness.297  The present
95 Conclu,73|         discern clearly what the Spirit is saying to the Churches.