Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,8     |           the College and with its members, that is, with the College,
 2  I,8     |            Apostles were the first members of the new Israel, and at
 3  I,8     |            very fact that they are members of the College of Bishops,
 4  I,10    |              being for'' the other members of the faithful while not
 5 II,18    |       their example not only those members of the Church who are called
 6 II,19    |       Successor of Peter, with the members of the College of Bishops
 7 II,20    |     witnesses, the poverty of some members of the community called
 8 IV,34    |   commitment to mission in all the members of the particular Church.
 9 IV,37    |        prudent distribution of the members of the presbyterate, so
10 IV,38    |         eternal life and made full members of the Church, Christ's
11 IV,38    |             or for reaching out to members of the faithful who have
12 IV,39    |            ordinary means by which members of the faithful conscious
13 IV,41    |     especially where these concern members of the lay faithful in their
14  V,42    |           to those who are not yet members (cf. Jn 10:16).~
15  V,44    |           the service of the other members of the People of God. The
16  V,44    |      manner of being for the other members of faithful which in no
17  V,47    |         they continue to be active members for the building up of the
18 VI,55    |        states that all Bishops, as members of the College of Bishops
19 VI,55    |          Christ – especially those members who are poor and suffering
20 VI,56    |         help between the different members of the one body (cf. 1 Cor
21 VI,58    |            together with the other members of the Synod who are not
22 VI,59    |         the growing numbers of its members, is that of Bishops Emeritus.
23 VI,59    |            who are still important members of the College of Bishops,
24 VI,63    |         individual Bishops who are members, and consequently to the
25 VI,65    |          episcopal ministry~65. As members of the Episcopal College,
26 VII,72   | consequences, of the emigration of members of their communities. It
27 VII,72   |    structures to meet the needs of members of the faithful living in
28 Conclu,73|      resource is the Church, whose members we have become through Baptism,
29 Conclu,73|        Bishops, of which we became members by our consecration, is
30 Conclu,74|            be able to count on the members of his diocesan presbyterate