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1 Intro,2 | constitutive centre of the College of Bishops''. 5~At the same 2 I,8 | after the manner of a college or a fixed group, over which 3 I,8 | united among themselves as a College.24~The collegial union between 4 I,8 | communion with the Head of the College and with its members, that 5 I,8 | members, that is, with the College, which always includes its 6 I,8 | becomes a member of the College of Bishops,25 and the reason 7 I,8 | collegial manner.29 The College's supreme authority over 8 I,8 | Vatican Council teaches, the College, ''insofar as it is composed 9 I,8 | relationship between the College of Bishops in its entirety 10 I,8 | For this reason, ''the College of Bishops is not to be 11 I,8 | universal Church and the College of Bishops in light of the 12 I,8 | considered individually but as a College, there was already contained 13 I,8 | and the structure of the College of Bishops, their successors, 14 I,8 | that ''the power of the College of Bishops over the whole 15 I,8 | they are members of the College of Bishops, in which the 16 I,8 | in which the Apostolic College truly continues in being.39~ 17 I,8 | indivisible, so too the College of Bishops is one ''indivisible 18 I,8 | universal power possessed by the College, and by the Roman Pontiff 19 I,8 | indivisible. Precisely because the College of Bishops is a reality 20 II,19 | with the members of the College of Bishops and with his 21 II,19 | context of the mission of the College of Bishops, concern for 22 VI,55 | Bishop, as a member of the College of Bishops.~The Second Vatican 23 VI,55 | Bishops, as members of the College of Bishops and legitimate 24 VI,55 | communion with the Head of the College of Bishops and the College 25 VI,55 | College of Bishops and the College itself, thus give consistency 26 VI,55 | Roman Pontiff, act as a College. Solemnly gathered in Ecumenical 27 VI,55 | the continuation of the College of the Apostles.208 In 28 VI,55 | Church, and the action of the College as such, help greatly to 29 VI,55 | united among themselves as a College, find the perpetual and 30 VI,56 | the Roman Pontiff and the College of Bishops.~As we know, 31 VI,56 | that there be a Head of the College. Analogously, the Church, 32 VI,56 | Peter, is the Head of the College.216 Consequently, ''for 33 VI,56 | of Rome and the Episcopal College are proper elements of the 34 VI,56 | the Roman Pontiff and the College of Bishops, who possess 35 VI,56 | communion with the Head of the College and the College itself.221 36 VI,56 | Head of the College and the College itself.221 This does not 37 VI,56 | Roman Pontiff and with the College of Bishops, on the other 38 VI,56 | Pontiff, the Head of the College, in the exercise of his 39 VI,56 | but always related to the College and its Head and sustained 40 VI,57 | Roman Pontiff and with the College of Bishops, and through 41 VI,59 | action carried out in the College. Whether it is an exercise 42 VI,59 | remains an action in the College, since it is carried out 43 VI,59 | and with the Head of the College, as well as engaging the 44 VI,59 | and assembled in a Body or College. Every Bishop is at once 45 VI,59 | important members of the College of Bishops, and is grateful 46 VI,63 | comparable to those of the College of Bishops, which as a theological 47 VI,65 | members of the Episcopal College, Bishops are consecrated 48 Conclu,73| Churches. At the heart of the College of Bishops there is the 49 Conclu,74| prayers of the Apostolic College, obtain for us the grace