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 1 Intro,1  |   Apostolic Tradition: “Grant, O Father, knower of all hearts, that
 2 Intro,1  |          himself was sent by the Father (cf. Jn 20:21), and who
 3 Intro,4  |         of the Church. Acting as father, brother and friend to all,
 4  I,6     |          intimate union with the Father and the Holy Spirit.~The
 5  I,6     |        the right hand of God the Father, remains present in the
 6  I,7     |         only-begotten Son of the Father and the anointed of the
 7  I,7     |        he who, together with the Father, pours out the Spirit upon
 8  I,7     |    Bishop as an image of God the Father is quite ancient. As Saint
 9  I,7     |   Ignatius of Antioch wrote, the Father is like an invisible Bishop,
10  I,7     |       stands in the place of the Father of Jesus Christ in such
11  I,7     |       people of God as a devoted father and to guide them – together
12  I,7     |      kiss the hand of the loving Father, the giver of life.~Christ
13  I,7     |       the primordial icon of the Father and the manifestation of
14  I,7     |          God: in the name of the Father, whose image he represents;
15  I,8     |          is always united to the Father though the Son in the Holy
16  I,9     |          them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the
17  I,10    |           The Bishop becomes a ''father'' precisely because he is
18 II,11    |       the Good Shepherd, for the Father and for others, in the daily
19 II,12    |         sisters that he is their father, brother and friend only
20 II,12    |      cloud of the mystery of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Radiant
21 II,12    |         merciful goodness of the Father, a living image of the love
22 II,13    |          him are children of one Father in heaven and one Mother
23 II,13    |     gathered by the unity of the Father, of the Son and of the Holy
24 II,13    |        totally in worship of the Father and in service of neighbour.
25 II,13    |     supreme self-oblation to the Father and to his brothers and
26 II,17    |      that it is presented to the Father as intercession for all
27 II,17    |       his Body, addresses to the Father. Hence, all who perform
28 II,18    |    Christ's own obedience to the Father, even unto death, death
29 II,18    |         the merciful face of the Father and of the peaceful and
30 II,19    |        to the loving plan of the Father. As a teacher of holiness
31 II,19    |       faithfully the will of the Father. The Bishop's obedience
32 II,20    |       providence of the heavenly Father, an open-hearted communion
33 II,21    |        to his priests, showing a father's concern for their ascetic
34 III,26   |       fathers. For I became your father in Christ Jesus through
35 IV,33    |    Bishop visibly appears as the father and the pastor of the faithful,
36 IV,37    |       duty of the Bishop, as the father of the family and minister
37 IV,39    |        tact, in imitation of the Father who welcomes those who have
38  V,42    |         out of this world to the Father, having loved his own who
39  V,42    | everything from the hands of the Father, loved us to the end, to
40  V,47    |       relate to his priests as a father and brother who loves them,
41  V,47    |       his accompanying them as a father and brother in the fundamental
42  V,47    |            Is not the glory of a father a wise son? Let the Bishop
43  V,49    |       will continue to be a true father for them, encouraging them
44  V,53    |        The Bishop, as pastor and father of the Christian community,
45  V,54    |       People of God as a devoted father and to guide them in the
46 VII,66   |       was about to return to the Father, he washed the feet of the
47 VII,66   |       way... No one comes to the Father, but by me'' (cf. Jn 14:
48 VII,67   |          is the defender and the father of the poor, concerned for
49 VII,70   |          the doctrine of God the Father, the maker of heaven and
50 Conclu,73|          we confess one heavenly Father and drink of the one Spirit