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 1 Intro,1  |     eternal Shepherd, who sent the Apostles even as he himself was sent
 2 Intro,5  |            the Successors of those Apostles who heard them from his
 3  I,6     |          entrusted by Jesus to the Apostles is to last until the end
 4  I,6     |           for this reason that the Apostles were concerned to appoint
 5  I,6     |          the Risen Lord filled the Apostles (cf. Acts 1:5; 8; 2:4; Jn
 6  I,8     |          Bishops as a group to the Apostles, the Roman Pontiff and the
 7  I,8     |     Council's statement that ''the Apostles were the first members of
 8  I,8     |       sacred hierarchy''.36 In the Apostles, not considered individually
 9  I,9     |           Jesus named the Twelve ''Apostles'', which literally means ''
10  I,9     |     establishment of the Twelve as Apostles are directed towards mission.
11  I,10    |          the mountain and call the Apostles. There were many disciples,
12  I,10    |           for the specific role of Apostles (cf. Mk 3:13-19). In the
13 II,11    |          established the Twelve as Apostles, Jesus called them to share
14 II,13    |         the succession of the holy Apostles''.53 Since episcopal ordination
15 II,14    |          of Christ's disciples and Apostles with his Mother in preparation
16 II,14    |          and the successors of the Apostles (cf. Acts 1:14).~The holy
17 II,17    |            is a successor of those Apostles who were appointed by Christ
18 II,18    |          him more closely like the Apostles, the Lord proposes the way
19 II,18    |         who, as a successor of the Apostles, is called to follow Christ
20 II,19    |          which willed to unite the Apostles inseparably around Peter.
21 II,20    |      sharing. In the Church of the Apostles, as the Book of Acts clearly
22 II,25    |            of the Church, from the Apostles onwards, there has been
23 III,26   |       risen Jesus entrusted to his Apostles the mission of ''making
24 III,28   |    Tradition, which comes from the Apostles, makes progress in the life
25 IV,39    |        which, as successors of the Apostles, Bishops must show for the
26 IV,39    |          the first thing which the Apostles proclaimed on the day of
27  V,43    |      Bishops are successors of the Apostles not only in authority and
28 VI,55    |       legitimate successors of the Apostles by Christ's institution
29 VI,55    | continuation of the College of the Apostles.208  In other forms too,
30 VI,56    |               as successors of the Apostles, the Bishops in the Dioceses
31 VI,57    |        tombs of the Princes of the Apostles Peter and Paul, which evokes
32 VI,57    |       tradition handed down by the Apostles.230  The Church of Rome
33 VI,61    |     antiquity in the Canons of the Apostles: ''The Bishops of each nation
34 VII,66   |          he washed the feet of the Apostles and said to them: ''Let
35 VII,71   |  instructions which he gave to his Apostles, the Lord included an exhortation
36 Conclu,73|             As if to challenge the Apostles, he tells them: ''Why do
37 Conclu,73|            easily complain, as the Apostles did to Jesus: ''Where are
38 Conclu,73|     Bishops, the successors of the Apostles. Here we will need to make
39 Conclu,74|        even as he once he sent the Apostles (cf. Mt 28:19-20). We need
40 Conclu,74|            Church and Queen of the Apostles. May she, who in the Upper