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 1  I,6  |            still. In this way, the spiritual gift given in the beginning
 2 II    |                    CHAPTER TWO~THE SPIRITUAL LIFE OF THE BISHOP~
 3 II,12 |         stressed the importance of spiritual commitment in the life,
 4 II,12 |         precisely the Bishop's own spiritual life which favours the fruitfulness
 5 II,13 |                       The Bishop's spiritual journey~13. A Bishop can
 6 II,13 |      towards an ever more profound spiritual and apostolic maturity marked
 7 II,13 |           Paschal mystery''.55~The spiritual journey of the Bishop, like
 8 II,13 |            on the human level, our spiritual life.58 By means of the
 9 II,13 |         the perfect teacher of the spiritual life.59~The spirituality
10 II,13 |            he needs to nourish his spiritual life with the living and
11 II,13 |          of the sanctification and spiritual advancement of the People
12 II,13 |      should derive from it all the spiritual resources which will make
13 II,13 |           his pastoral care.62~The spiritual journey of the Bishop coincides,
14 II,14 |            Hope and teacher of the spiritual life~14. The Bishop will
15 II,14 |          also find support for his spiritual life in the maternal presence
16 II,14 |            docility and prayer, of spiritual oblation and motherhood
17 II,15 |     sustenance and progress of the spiritual life.66 First among these
18 II,15 |         the Church's tradition and spiritual experience. These include,
19 II,17 |        advancement of the Bishop's spiritual life) mentioned by the Synod
20 II,21 |        them of the evangelical and spiritual grounds of this choice,
21 II,21 |            the one hand, a form of spiritual therapy for humanity and,
22 II,21 |      concern for their ascetic and spiritual difficulties, and providing
23 II,21 |             for the correction and spiritual good of the sacred minister,
24 II,22 |   Obviously the Bishop, in his own spiritual journey, has the primary
25 II,22 |          latter would be retreats, spiritual exercises and days of spirituality,
26 II,23 |    undertaken in everyday life~23. Spiritual realism enables us to see
27 II,23 |     Supported by these aids to the spiritual life, he will find peace
28 II,24 |    experiences, sound doctrine and spiritual resources which will ensure
29 II,24 |           as well as programmes of spiritual exercises for Bishops, organized
30 II,25 |        life and ministry, in their spiritual journey and their efforts
31 II,25 |        light and direction for the spiritual journey of Bishops in the
32 II,25 |            affection. They are the spiritual sentinels who from heaven
33 II,25 |      testimony of a fully realized spiritual and apostolic life remains
34 III,26|   outstanding manifestation of his spiritual fatherhood. He can thus
35 IV,34 |            Church the physical and spiritual centre of unity and communion
36 IV,36 |     Diocese of a conviction of the spiritual, catechetical and pastoral
37 IV,40 |          theological, pastoral and spiritual suggestions, I am pleased
38  V,43 |  understanding of the theological, spiritual and moral significance of
39  V,44 |          means of an authentically spiritual life.~If communion expresses
40  V,46 | effectively as an extension of the spiritual presence of the Bishop among
41  V,47 |         concerned for their human, spiritual, ministerial and financial
42  V,47 |          of his primary duties the spiritual care of his presbyterate: ''
43  V,48 |          in theology, solid in the spiritual life, and in love with the
44  V,51 |   development, the theological and spiritual formation of their leaders,
45  V,53 |         for the evangelization and spiritual accompaniment of young people.
46  V,54 |  friendship and, when possible, by spiritual direction, in order to help
47 VI,59 |         good use of their personal spiritual patrimony, which also includes
48 VI,59 |          are ensured conditions of spiritual and financial security in
49 VI,60 |          of the East, due to their spiritual, historical, theological,
50 VI,61 |           a common theological and spiritual heritage, even as they continue
51 VI,64 |         the different theological, spiritual, liturgical and disciplinary