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 1  I,8 |     the Diocesan Bishop in the governance of his Church 41 or when
 2  I,8 |        universal pastor in the governance of the universal Church.
 3 IV,32|     ministries of teaching and governance there is a profound and
 4 IV,32|     faith.130  The ministry of governance, like that of Jesus the
 5 IV,32|      grace for his ministry of governance (munus regendi) as he shapes
 6  V   |      CHAPTER FIVE~THE PASTORAL GOVERNANCE OF THE BISHOP~
 7  V,43|       doctrine on the pastoral governance of the Bishop and is echoed
 8  V,43|    carries out the ministry of governance (munus pastorale) received
 9  V,43|        sacrament.~The Bishop's governance, nonetheless, will be pastorally
10  V,43|    difficulty could a Bishop's governance be accepted by the People
11  V,43|         the Bishop's manner of governance is completely unique.~We
12  V,43| acceptance of his every act of governance and makes it effective.~
13  V,44|              Pastoral style of governance and diocesan communion~44.
14  V,44|       means by which episcopal governance is exercised and through
15  V,44|  unequivocal right and duty of governance, which also includes the
16  V,54|      exercises his ministry of governance and manifests to the portion
17 VI,56|         The capacity of proper governance, including the exercise
18 VI,56|    power of magisterium and of governance – are by their nature to
19 VI,56|     must exercise the power of governance proper to him (munus regendi)
20 VI,58|     their participation in the governance of the universal Church.
21 VI,59|     ministry of the word or of governance in his particular Church,
22 VI,61|        the traditional form of governance in the Eastern Churches.250
23 VI,61| autonomy of each Bishop in the governance of his own Church; rather
24 VI,61|       possessing true power of governance. It elects the Patriarch
25 VI,63|   responsibility for episcopal governance. Only indirectly is it communion