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 1  I,8  |        their Head, with whom they exercise full and supreme power over
 2  I,10 |       pursued and realized in the exercise of his ministry, and to
 3 II,11 |         of the Bishop and for the exercise of the ministry entrusted
 4 II,11 | continuously progress through the exercise of his ministry. The ontological
 5 II,11 |       humble servant, so that the exercise of his pastoral ministry
 6 II,11 |           the faithful and loving exercise of his ministry sanctifies
 7 II,11 |          needed for the effective exercise of his juridical authority.
 8 II,13 |           in goodness through the exercise of the moral virtues that
 9 II,13 |     commitment to holiness in the exercise of his ministry. In this
10 II,19 |           Through the evangelical exercise of his authority, he will
11 II,20 |         with inner freedom in the exercise of his ministry and enables
12 II,21 |          an exemplary life in the exercise of the ministry. In cases
13 II,25 |           were outstanding in the exercise of their ministry, the Synodal
14 III,28|          great importance for the exercise of effective ministry among
15 IV,35 |          beauty.~I myself, in the exercise of my ministry, have sought
16 IV,39 |          should encourage them to exercise that ministry with generosity
17  V,42 |     explains that Bishops, in the exercise of their ministry as fathers
18  V,43 |          the power needed for the exercise of the pastoral ministry
19  V,43 |           immediate, although its exercise is ultimately regulated
20  V,43 |     singular authority''.167 ~The exercise of authority in the Church
21  V,43 |        Second Vatican Council the exercise of authority in the Church
22  V,43 |         them, and their great men exercise authority over them. But
23  V,48 |        means of preparing them to exercise their ministry in a setting
24  V,49 |         Although he must normally exercise this responsibility through
25  V,50 |           testimonies of a heroic exercise of the virtues and then,
26  V,51 |     faithful are in a position to exercise great influence on their
27  V,51 |        diverse inspiration and to exercise vigilance over their development,
28 VI,55 |   Churches. At the same time, the exercise of the ministry of the Successor
29 VI,56 |    immediate power needed for the exercise of their pastoral office (
30 VI,56 |    constitutive principle for the exercise of episcopal authority is
31 VI,56 |    considered that, as far as the exercise of episcopal authority is
32 VI,56 |        sphere for the independent exercise of this authority, a sphere
33 VI,56 |          Bishop, required for the exercise of his pastoral ministry (
34 VI,56 |       munus pastorale), but whose exercise is subject to universal
35 VI,56 |         governance, including the exercise of the authentic magisterium,219
36 VI,56 |       divine law which limits the exercise of both. Consequently, the
37 VI,56 |   catholicity of his Church, must exercise the power of governance
38 VI,56 |       Head of the College, in the exercise of his ministry as Supreme
39 VI,56 |        yet another reason why the exercise of the supreme power of
40 VI,58 |           more effectively in the exercise of his office. It was precisely
41 VI,58 |          the Roman Pontiff in the exercise of his apostolic ministry,
42 VI,59 |         Bishop carried out in the exercise of his proper pastoral ministry
43 VI,59 |         College. Whether it is an exercise of the ministry of the word
44 VI,61 |         in the Eastern Church who exercise supra-episcopal and supralocal
45 VI,61 |        the entire Church and they exercise this power with respect
46 VI,61 |   competence or limiting the free exercise of the functions proper
47 VI,63 |           Churches do not jointly exercise their pastoral care through
48 VI,63 |      assembled at their meetings, exercise jointly, for the good of