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 1 Intro,2|       seems to us that episcopal authority emerges from the Council
 2  I,7   |   Churches evokes God's paternal authority, can only be occupied by
 3  I,8   |            The College's supreme authority over the whole Church is
 4  I,9   |         as timely as ever: ''All authority in heaven and on earth has
 5 II,11  |          and acquires that moral authority needed for the effective
 6 II,11  |        exercise of his juridical authority. Unless the episcopal office
 7 II,14  |        union with, and under the authority of, the Successor of Peter.~
 8 II,19  |      evangelical exercise of his authority, he will be ready to dialogue
 9 II,20  |          of salvation. Episcopal authority must be exercised with untiring
10 III,29 |     Bishops are endowed with the authority of Christ himself, and for
11 III,29 |          the faith, judging with authority what is or is not in conformity
12 III,31 |        faith. He teaches with an authority exercised in the name of
13 III,31 |         a Bishop a new basis for authority alongside the objective
14 III,31 |        episcopal consecration. ''Authority'' is thus joined by ''authoritativeness''.
15 III,31 |   learned minister will lose the authority which comes from his learning,
16  V,43  |                     The Bishop's authority as pastoral service~43.
17  V,43  |        well, indeed, as by their authority and sacred power. This power
18  V,43  |      that, as Saint Paul states, authority in the Church is meant for
19  V,43  |         regulated by the supreme authority of the Church, and can be
20  V,43  |      only if it rests on a moral authority bestowed by his life of
21  V,43  |      austere life and a singular authority''.167 ~The exercise of authority
22  V,43  | authority''.167 ~The exercise of authority in the Church cannot be
23  V,43  |       precisely because it is an authority born of witness. All that
24  V,43  |         and does must reveal the authority of Christ's word and his
25  V,43  |         the Apostles not only in authority and sacred power but also
26  V,43  |          Council the exercise of authority in the Church has often
27  V,43  |         the necessary service of authority can better be understood,
28  V,43  |         very nature of ecclesial authority: it is – and needs to be
29  V,43  |     appreciation of the Bishop's authority will not find expression
30  V,43  |         their great men exercise authority over them. But it shall
31  V,43  |       example, but also by their authority and sacred power''.169
32  V,43  |     which is rooted in the moral authority which the Bishop enjoys
33 VI,56  |          to the Church's supreme authority~56. The Second Vatican Council
34 VI,56  |         himself or to some other authority''.210 ~In the Synod Hall
35 VI,56  |         and the Church's supreme authority could be treated in the
36 VI,56  |        the exercise of episcopal authority is the hierarchical communion
37 VI,56  |        the exercise of episcopal authority is concerned, the concept
38 VI,56  |          the nature of episcopal authority in the light of the principle
39 VI,56  |     independent exercise of this authority, a sphere recognized and
40 VI,56  |      proper element, the supreme authority of the Church [...] The
41 VI,56  |          reserved to the supreme authority or to some other ecclesiastical
42 VI,56  |        some other ecclesiastical authority.218 ~The capacity of proper
43 VI,56  |        together with her supreme authority, that is, the Roman Pontiff
44 VI,56  |        does not weaken episcopal authority, but reinforces it, for
45 VI,56  |          Bishops and the supreme authority which is dictated by the
46 VI,59  |         the community. Competent authority will not fail to make good
47 VI,61  |          in the Church's supreme authority which the Successor of Peter