Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,8  |           the Apostles, the Roman Pontiff and the Bishops are united
 2  I,8  |         the Bishops, is the Roman Pontiff. Indeed, as the Second Vatican
 3  I,8  |         College, and by the Roman Pontiff personally, is one and indivisible.
 4  I,8  |     episcopate and with the Roman Pontiff, represents Christ the Head
 5  I,8  |       when he shares in the Roman Pontiff's office of universal pastor
 6  I,8  |       representative of the Roman Pontiff in the offices of the Holy
 7 II,19 |           Bishop with the Supreme Pontiff strengthens his ability
 8 II,22 |          communion with the Roman Pontiff and with his brother Bishops,
 9 III,29|          communion with the Roman Pontiff they are to be revered by
10 VI,55 |          communion with the Roman Pontiff, act as a College. Solemnly
11 VI,55 |          communion with the Roman Pontiff, they are the continuation
12 VI,55 |     themselves and with the Roman Pontiff in bonum totius Ecclesiae;
13 VI,56 |          of his office, the Roman Pontiff possesses of reserving cases
14 VI,56 | individual Bishops with the Roman Pontiff and the College of Bishops.~
15 VI,56 |        supreme power of the Roman Pontiff, which is itself episcopal,
16 VI,56 |           a decree of the Supreme Pontiff where it is reserved to
17 VI,56 |     authority, that is, the Roman Pontiff and the College of Bishops,
18 VI,56 |     reciprocity between the Roman Pontiff and the Bishops. Indeed,
19 VI,56 |          communion with the Roman Pontiff and with the College of
20 VI,56 |          the other hand the Roman Pontiff, the Head of the College,
21 VI,56 |           them, so also the Roman Pontiff is never alone but is always
22 VI,56 |        supreme power of the Roman Pontiff does not destroy, but affirms,
23 VI,57 |        own Bishop, with the Roman Pontiff and with the College of
24 VI,57 |  individual Bishops and the Roman Pontiff.233  From the communion
25 VI,57 |         the Bishops and the Roman Pontiff. The presence of Bishops
26 VI,58 |        the Bishops with the Roman Pontiff, and the Bishops among themselves,
27 VI,58 |          able to assist the Roman Pontiff more effectively in the
28 VI,58 |           assistance to the Roman Pontiff in the exercise of his apostolic
29 VI,58 |      about them, unless the Roman Pontiff in certain cases has endowed
30 VI,61 |           council or to the Roman Pontiff ''.251  Those in the Eastern
31 VI,61 |          the primacy of the Roman Pontiff,252  but also to that of
32 VI,61 |        then proposed to the Roman Pontiff for appointment.254  In
33 VI,62 |          communion with the Roman Pontiff.258  Given the similarity