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 1 Intro,1  |             time. 2~The image of the Good Shepherd, so dear also to
 2 Intro,1  |              the figure of Jesus the Good Shepherd represents the
 3 Intro,4  |    reconciliation. Hope in Jesus the Good Shepherd will fill his heart
 4 Intro,5  |          been eloquent images of the Good Shepherd in medio Ecclesiae.
 5 Intro,5  |       forming the face of Christ the Good Shepherd. It is he, then,
 6 Intro,5  |              placed in us: if we are good, we are your servants; if
 7 Intro,5  |              servants. But if we are good and faithful servants, it
 8  I,6     |            to eternal happiness. The Good Shepherd does not abandon
 9  I,7     |              out in imitation of the Good Shepherd: with charity,
10  I,10    | responsibility of the Bishop for the good of the Church entrusted
11 II,11    |             to live, like Christ the Good Shepherd, for the Father
12 II,11    |      imitation of the charity of the Good Shepherd, that the Bishop
13 II,12    |         imitation of the life of the Good Shepherd? If ours is indeed
14 II,16    |              life and mission of the Good Shepherd, so too the Eucharist
15 II,19    |             Bishops, concern for the good of the whole Church.~As
16 II,20    |             of the Church like the ''good head of a household'', and
17 II,21    |             correction and spiritual good of the sacred minister,
18 II,24    |           heart. This is in itself a good reason for permanent formation,
19 II,24    |             within his heart for the good of the Church and mankind''.95~
20 III,28   |         following the example of the Good Shepherd who knows his sheep
21 III,29   |            he must care for like the Good Shepherd. In him the sensus
22 III,29   |            rule tends is the greater good of human beings. The exhortation
23 III,30   |            that evangelizers will be good proclaimers and good communicators. ~
24 III,30   |              be good proclaimers and good communicators. ~
25 III,31   |              all respects a model of good deeds, and in your teaching
26 IV,32    |               like that of Jesus the Good Shepherd, is also expressed
27 IV,35    |        vigilant and careful, for the good of the faithful, to ensure
28 IV,39    |             home, and of Christ, the Good Shepherd, who carries on
29  V,42    |              eyes the example of the Good Shepherd who came not to
30  V,43    |            model, which is Jesus the Good Shepherd.~The power of the
31  V,43    |            radiates the light of the Good Shepherd and is modelled
32  V,43    |           which he lays down for the good of the People of God. Hence
33  V,44    |      personal responsibility for the good of the Church entrusted
34  V,44    |         share responsibility for the good of the particular Church
35  V,44    |         Spirit suggests for the true good of the Church.~
36  V,47    |            his presbyterate~47. With good reason the conciliar Decree
37  V,54    |        comfort and help; and, like a good shepherd, to go in search
38 VI,55    |           Successor of Peter for the good of the whole Church and
39 VI,57    |           Successor of Peter for the good of the whole Church and
40 VI,58    |    solicitude of the Bishops for the good of the whole Church.~The
41 VI,58    |              search for truth or the good of the Church. When it is
42 VI,58    |          union with its Head for the good of the Church, when the
43 VI,59    |      authority will not fail to make good use of their personal spiritual
44 VI,62    |           appropriate for the common good to erect Ecclesiastical
45 VI,63    |              achieved for the common good of the Churches, so that
46 VI,63    |           works are facilitated, the good of religion is more readily
47 VI,63    |              in promoting the common good of the Church; 'in recent
48 VI,63    |            exercise jointly, for the good of their faithful and within
49 VI,63    |             the pursuit of a greater good.271  This can be done in
50 VI,65    |            announce to the world the good news of a complete and universal
51 VII,66   |                                Be of good cheer; I have overcome the
52 VII,66   |     nourished by Christ himself, the Good Shepherd and the Prince
53 VII,66   |            will have fear; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the
54 VII,66   |               and is led by him, the Good Shepherd, who, ''when he
55 VII,68   |             that 'one religion is as good as another' ''.284  It is
56 VII,69   |             the international common good''.287  When globalization
57 VII,70   |     interests take priority over the good of individuals and even
58 VII,70   |            of protecting the radical good of life in all its manifestations
59 VII,71   |            imitate Jesus, the true ''Good Samaritan'', filled with
60 Conclu,73|           that we too must walk: the Good Shepherd has entrusted his