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 1  I,8  |          Similarly, through the personal succession of the Bishop
 2  I,10 |     regard both to the Bishop's personal sanctification, which must
 3  I,10 |        perichoresis between the personal responsibility of the Bishop
 4 II,11 |   foundations – entails for the personal life of the Bishop and for
 5 II,11 |   attitude of service marked by personal strength, apostolic courage
 6 II,11 | bestowed upon him.~The Bishop's personal holiness, however, is never
 7 II,13 |         a path which is at once personal and communitarian, like
 8 II,14 |    Bishop will also nourish his personal and communitarian Marian
 9 II,15 |          first of all, frequent personal reading and regular study
10 II,17 |        he can draw upon his own personal experience of dialogue with
11 II,17 |       of hope''.76~The Bishop's personal prayer will be particularly
12 II,20 |      way of life and continuous personal conversion. Only in this
13 II,22 |     religious. He will do so in personal dialogue and encounters,
14 II,23 |         daily contingencies and personal and institutional problems.
15 II,23 |        the divine mysteries and personal prayer, private study and
16 II,24 |       for the Bishop, who bears personal responsibility for the harmonious
17 II,24 |       which will ensure genuine personal enrichment. To this end
18 III,28|      Bishops to have direct and personal contact with the faithful
19 III,29|         He must demonstrate his personal concern through direct interventions
20 III,31|     fail to mention the duty of personal integrity: the Bishop's
21 IV,40 |       piety, should be led to a personal encounter with Christ and
22 IV,41 |   witness of forms of holiness, personal and communal, which are
23  V,43 |        his lived holiness – his personal witness of faith, hope and
24  V,44 |        is called to decide with personal responsibility for the good
25  V,44 |        end he will have to take personal responsibility for decisions
26  V,44 |     organic structure calls for personal responsibility on the part
27  V,44 |       work both in the Bishop's personal responsibility and in the
28  V,44 |     manifest itself in both the personal and community spheres, awakening
29  V,46 |         and give first place to personal meetings, beginning with
30  V,48 |         seminary.191  A genuine personal knowledge of the candidates
31  V,53 |           Young people, through personal relationships with their
32 VI,59 |       to make good use of their personal spiritual patrimony, which
33 VI,63 |       and his acts are strictly personal, not collegial, albeit prompted
34 VII,71|     care of the sick by showing personal concern and closeness to