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 1 Intro,3   |        all people (cf. 1 Tim 2:4) and from the constant presence
 2 Intro,3   |     own hope alive (cf. Rom 15:4) and in nourishing the hope
 3 Intro,3   |    pain any more'' (cf. Rev 21:4).~
 4 Intro,4   |    Hope, when hopes are dashed~4. Everyone will remember
 5 Intro,5   |      world: Duc in altum (Lk 5:4). In the light of this pressing
 6 Intro,5   |        and in teaching' (2 Tim 4:2). Duc in sanctificando!
 7  I,6      |   Apostles (cf. Acts 1:5; 8; 2:4; Jn 20:22-23) was shared
 8  I,6      |    their co-workers (cf. 1 Tim 4:14; 2 Tim 1:6-7). These
 9  I,8(28)  |        June 1988), Appendix I, 4: AAS 80 (1988), 914-915;
10  I,8(29)  |     Bishops (29 October 1987), 4: AAS 80 (1988), 610; Apostolic
11  I,9      |    hope to all peoples (cf. Lk 4:16-19), in the administration
12 II,13(60) |      Oratione Dominica, 23: PL 4: 553; cf. Second Vatican
13 II,13(60) |      the Church Lumen Gentium, 4.~
14 II,13     |      his sufferings (cf. 1 Pet 4:15) becomes the royal road
15 II,15     |      derive hope'' (cf. Rom 15:4). The words of Origen remain
16 II,17     | ministry of the word'' (Acts 6:4). The Bishop will be a true
17 II,20     |     needy person among them'' (4:34). The Church needs to
18 II,24     |    meeting with Christ (cf. Mt 4:19), heard this command
19 III,26    |    through the Gospel'' (1 Cor 4:15). Precisely because of
20 III,28    |      sound doctrine (cf. 2 Tim 4). The Synod Fathers often
21  V,47(184)|   Bishops (23 September 2002), 4: L'Osservatore Romano (23-
22  V,54     |       us, without sin (cf. Heb 4:15). This compassion is
23 VI,56(213)|    Romano, 14 October 2001, p. 4; Propositio 20.~
24 VI,57(233)|       Church Christus Dominus, 4.~
25 VI,64     |  veritate et caritate (cf. Eph 4:15). The scandal of division
26 VII,66    |        know his voice'' (Jn 10:4).~In the image of Jesus
27 VII,66    |     those who believe'' (1 Tim 4:10).~The Bishop's activity
28 VII,66    |        of the Spirit (cf. Acts 4:31). Leaving behind his
29 VII,67    |   favour from the Lord (cf. Lk 4:16-21), the Bishop will