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 1 Intro,2  |            in its extension to the universal Church by way of collegial
 2 Intro,2  |         with other Bishops for the universal and particular needs of
 3  I,8     |    particular Churches and for the universal Church.27 Consequently,
 4  I,8     |      between the Church as one and universal, and therefore indivisible,
 5  I,8     |         indivisible, and therefore universal. The principle and foundation
 6  I,8     |       unity of the Church''.32~The universal Church is not the sum of
 7  I,8     |   interiority existing between the universal Church and each particular
 8  I,8     |      formed in the likeness of the universal Church, and in and from
 9  I,8     |           essential element of the universal Church, it is a reality
10  I,8     |            parallelism between the universal Church and the College of
11  I,8     |            in being.39~Just as the universal Church is one and indivisible,
12  I,8     |        hence the supreme, full and universal power possessed by the College,
13  I,8     |          Roman Pontiff's office of universal pastor in the governance
14  I,8     |           in the governance of the universal Church. In the course of
15 II,12    |         ecclesial communion and in universal mission.~Held in the wake
16 II,21    |         and therefore fruitful and universal.~
17 II,22    |            is also manifested as a universal love of our brothers and
18 III,28   |          faithful' they manifest a universal consent in matters of faith
19 III,29   |      values which they defend have universal validity. This is particularly
20 IV,41    |            the Constitution on the universal call to holiness.~I myself
21 VI,55    |         Church as a portion of the universal Church, they themselves
22 VI,55    |     particular Church and with the universal Church. The Bishop, who
23 VI,55    |          particular Church and the universal Church. All the Bishops,
24 VI,55    |          particular Church and the universal Church, and a visible witness
25 VI,55    |          Ecclesiae portio.207 ~The universal dimension of the episcopal
26 VI,56    |        recognized and protected by universal law.214  On the other hand,
27 VI,56    |         particular presence of the universal Church, with all its essential
28 VI,56    | constituted after the model of the universal Church, there must be present
29 VI,56    |         are proper elements of the universal Church that are 'not derived
30 VI,56    |         mutual interiority between universal Church and particular Church''.217 ~
31 VI,56    |       whose exercise is subject to universal laws and to cases established
32 VI,56    |            the Church, whereby the universal Church is immanent within
33 VI,56    |      diminished by the supreme and universal power, but on the contrary
34 VI,57    |         and local level and on the universal level.228  What then takes
35 VI,57    |         perichoresis'' between the universal Church and the particular
36 VI,57    |          whole Church, so that the universal Church is present in the
37 VI,57    |            of the communion of the universal Church.~From the earliest
38 VI,57    |          of Rome presides over the universal communion of charity,231
39 VI,57    |            able to carry out their universal service.~It cannot be doubted
40 VI,58    |           in the governance of the universal Church. Like my venerable
41 VI,59    |       level~59. In addition to the universal level, there are many different
42 VI,59    |            sister Churches and the universal Church.~The Synod Fathers
43 VI,61    |         divine constitution of the universal Church. Their particular
44 VI,65    |        good news of a complete and universal salvation which contains
45 VII,69   |         direct consequence of that universal charity which is the heart
46 Conclu,73|           Peter, whose supreme and universal power does not destroy but
47 Conclu,73|             he is not alone in the universal Church and he is not alone