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 1  I,9     |     Apostles'', which literally means ''envoys'', ''those who
 2  I,9     |        to preach'' (3:14). This means that both the election and
 3  I,10    |         of the faithful and the means of sanctification that the
 4 II,13    |        our spiritual life.58 By means of the Baptism he has received,
 5 II,13    |        be for them an excellent means of sanctification''.63 No
 6 II,15    | indicated several indispensable means for the sustenance and progress
 7 II,17    |       of the Hours~17. A second means (for the advancement of
 8 II,22    |  spirituality of communion also means nurturing his communion
 9 II,22    |       Here too, as an important means of overcoming the risk of
10 III,29   |         in the moral life. This means that Bishops are endowed
11 III,29   |       hand down the faith. This means priests and deacons, the
12 IV,38    |         this way to provide the means for an encounter with Christ
13 IV,39    |    constitute the only ordinary means by which members of the
14 IV,39    |    dispenses from this ordinary means, in which case reconciliation
15 IV,39    |        can be obtained by other means. The Bishop will not fail
16 IV,41    |        younger generation.~As a means of highlighting the witness
17  V,44    |        clear reference to these means by which episcopal governance
18  V,44    |      the heart of the Church by means of an authentically spiritual
19  V,48    |        suitable and appropriate means of preparing them to exercise
20  V,52    |       supported and defended by means of correct political and
21 VI,56    |        natural and supernatural means needed to carry out the
22 VI,56    |       in the world. Among these means there is also the ordinary,
23 VI,57    |         57. A manifestation and means of communion between the
24 VI,58    |         doctrine, is a valuable means of reinforcing communion.238 ~
25 VI,59    |         and developing ways and means of ensuring and guaranteeing
26 VI,59    |   should carefully consider the means that their own Churches
27 VI,62    |         vigour, so that by this means more suitable and effective
28 VI,63    |    assemblies of are a valuable means for giving expression and
29 VI,63    |       have become the preferred means for the Bishops of a country
30 VI,63    |         they are a most helpful means of strengthening ecclesial
31 VI,64    |   Christian hope. The practical means for promoting ecumenical
32 VI,65    |       of consecrated life, as a means of keeping the missionary
33 VII,68   |  necessity of the Church as the means of salvation for all humanity. ''
34 Conclu,73|         to make the most of the means of building communion which
35 Conclu,73|      cases that recourse to the means of building episcopal communion