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 1 Intro,4  |      efficiency, relationships of power and market forces, the Synod
 2 Intro,4  |        confident of the unfailing power of God's merciful goodness
 3  I,7     |          to the Church and by his power strengthens us in our human
 4  I,8     |         exercise full and supreme power over the whole Church.28~
 5  I,8     |             It is thus that ''the power of the College of Bishops
 6  I,8     |    Bishops share as a body in the power of teaching and governing,
 7  I,8     |       supreme, full and universal power possessed by the College,
 8 II,16    |       person of Christ and in the power of his Spirit, and as hiereus,
 9 II,22    |         group or culture with the power of the Cross, our spes unica
10 II,25    |         the greatest proof of the power of the Gospel to transform
11 III,31   | proclamation of the Gospel, ''the power of God for salvation to
12 IV,37    |      Christ is present and by his power the one, holy, catholic
13  V,43    |        and of governing it by the power needed for the exercise
14  V,43    |        their authority and sacred power. This power they use only
15  V,43    |  authority and sacred power. This power they use only for the edification
16  V,43    |      Jesus the Good Shepherd.~The power of the Bishop is true power,
17  V,43    |       power of the Bishop is true power, but a power which radiates
18  V,43    |       Bishop is true power, but a power which radiates the light
19  V,43    |       faithful. In virtue of this power, Bishops have the sacred
20  V,43    |       with an objective juridical power meant to be expressed in
21  V,43    |    apostolicity, endowed with the power of the Holy Spirit who leads
22  V,43    |           in authority and sacred power but also in the form of
23  V,43    |        their authority and sacred power''.169  This ''sacred power''
24  V,43    |        power''.169  This ''sacred power'' is one which is rooted
25  V,51    |     People of God, the missionary power of Baptism must be clearly
26  V,51    |  evangelizing culture, making the power of the Gospel part of the
27 VI,56    |    ordinary, proper and immediate power needed for the exercise
28 VI,56    |       prejudice whatsoever to the power which, by virtue of his
29 VI,56    |    ordinary, proper and immediate power needed for carrying out
30 VI,56    |          other hand, the Bishop's power coexists with the supreme
31 VI,56    |         coexists with the supreme power of the Roman Pontiff, which
32 VI,56    |    ordinary, proper and immediate power of the Bishop, required
33 VI,56    |            ordinary and immediate power over all the faithful and
34 VI,56    |           hence the corresponding power of magisterium and of governance –
35 VI,56    |           both. Consequently, the power of Bishops ''is not diminished
36 VI,56    |         the supreme and universal power, but on the contrary it
37 VI,56    |         Church, must exercise the power of governance proper to
38 VI,56    |           exercise of the supreme power of the Roman Pontiff does
39 VI,56    |    ordinary, proper and immediate power of each Bishop in his particular
40 VI,58    |           Synod with deliberative power, and, in this event, it
41 VI,61    |    supra-episcopal and supralocal power – such as the Patriarchs
42 VI,61    |     Church and they exercise this power with respect not only to
43 VI,61    |     recognized as possessing true power of governance. It elects
44 Conclu,73|         the Lord gives us, by the power of his Spirit, an ability
45 Conclu,73|       whose supreme and universal power does not destroy but rather
46 Conclu,73|    strengthens and vindicates the power of the Bishops, the successors
47 Conclu,74|        the Christian life and the power of his love amid the frailty