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 1 Intro,2|          light of the theological virtue of hope. This approach immediately
 2 Intro,3|      weakened by the loss of this virtue. Especially in times of
 3  I,8   |          of episcopal ministry by virtue of episcopal consecration
 4  I,10  | fraternity. On the other hand, by virtue of the fullness of the sacrament
 5 II,18  |         follow and imitate him by virtue of the intimate communion
 6 II,19  |                               The virtue of obedience~19. By taking
 7 II,19  |       ability to make present, by virtue of the Order he has received,
 8 II,25  |  exemplary in the practice of the virtue of hope, when in difficult
 9 II,25  |     remember those pastors who by virtue of their holy lives and
10 III,27 |           new law of love.104 ~By virtue of his apostolic mission
11 III,29 |          Indeed, every Bishop, by virtue of sacred ordination, is
12 IV,38  |        parish community which, by virtue of the baptismal font and
13 IV,39  |           remind all those who by virtue of office are charged with
14 IV,41  |      signs of holiness and heroic virtue which are also appearing
15  V,43  |     Church or of the faithful. In virtue of this power, Bishops have
16  V,43  |  apostolate''.166  The Bishop, by virtue of the office that he has
17  V,43  |        which the Bishop enjoys by virtue of his holiness of life.
18  V,44  |         God. All the faithful, by virtue of their Baptism, share
19  V,47  |         communio sacramentalis by virtue of the ministerial or hierarchical
20  V,47  |         in a different degree, in virtue of the one ordained ministry
21  V,47  |         the Church, especially by virtue of their union with the
22  V,47  |       possible evidence of heroic virtue shown by diocesan priests
23 VI,56  | whatsoever to the power which, by virtue of his office, the Roman
24 VI,57  |    testimony of faith. Indeed, by virtue of her pre-eminent position,