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 1  I,9  |  threefold dimension of Christ's service and mission. We, as Christians,
 2 II,11 |        the Bishop an attitude of service marked by personal strength,
 3 II,13 | responsibility becomes a form of service and peril is transformed
 4 II,13 |     worship of the Father and in service of neighbour. The Second
 5 II,15 |         and in their ministry of service to the community. As I wrote
 6 II,17 |      Hence, all who perform this service are not only fulfilling
 7 II,20 |           He will carry out this service effectively if his own life
 8 II,21 |             With chastity at the service of a Church which reflects~
 9 II,21 |         who offer their valuable service to the Church. He will support
10 II,21 |     choice, so important for the service of the People of God. In
11 II,25 |       and encouragement in their service to the Gospel.~Many of those
12 III,29|      Authentic and authoritative service of the word~29. At his episcopal
13 III,29|          the mind''.113  In this service of the truth, every Bishop
14 III,29|         they can carry out their service to the People of God in
15  V,42 |           God put himself at the service of mankind in order to bring
16  V,43 |          s authority as pastoral service~43. The Bishop is sent in
17  V,43 |        title of Bishop is one of service, not of honour, and therefore
18  V,43 |      therefore how the necessary service of authority can better
19  V,43 |         humility, dedication and service.~A renewed appreciation
20  V,43 |      honour when it is a form of service. Every Bishop must apply
21  V,44 |    ministries, is ordered to the service of the other members of
22  V,49 |    communities and promoting the service of charity within God's
23  V,51 |        are always in need of the service of discernment proper to
24  V,53 |         and availability for the service of others, especially the
25 VI,57 |        carry out their universal service.~It cannot be doubted that
26 VI,58 |      because the Synod is at the service of truth and the Church,
27 VI,59 |        grateful for the pastoral service which they rendered and
28 VI,63 |         order to carry out their service to the individual Bishops
29 VII,68|     religions must be put at the service of peace between peoples.
30 VII,72|       heart and persevere in the service of God, who wills the salvation