Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,6  |       confers the fullness of the sacrament of Orders, the high priesthood
 2  I,10 |        gift of divine life in the sacrament of Baptism and his first
 3  I,10 |     virtue of the fullness of the sacrament of Holy Orders, the Bishop
 4 II,11 | episcopate as the fullness of the sacrament of Holy Orders – in its
 5 II,11 |          s work is present in the sacrament through the communication
 6 II,11 |         character bestowed by the sacrament and of its particular grace.
 7 II,11 |    richness of sanctity which the sacrament has bestowed upon him.~The
 8 II,13 |           regular recourse to the sacrament of Penance, in order to
 9 II,13 |        personally experiences the sacrament of Reconciliation as a profound
10 II,19 |       Bishop. The fullness of the Sacrament of Holy Orders which he
11 II,24 |           deeply connected to the sacrament once received: the Bishop
12 IV,32 |          s greatest treasure, the sacrament by which the Church is constantly
13 IV,33 |         the administration of the sacrament of Confirmation, sacred
14 IV,38 |         ordinary minister of this sacrament, will ensure that he himself
15 IV,39 |         and the discipline of the sacrament of Penance. I was glad to
16 IV,39 |    concern must be shown for this sacrament of the Church, the source
17 IV,39 |         exemplary minister of the sacrament of Penance, and he himself
18 IV,39 |         faithful recourse to that sacrament. He will not cease to exhort
19 IV,39 |      close connection between the sacrament of Reconciliation and participation
20  V,43 |        pastorale) received in the sacrament.~The Bishop's governance,
21  V,44 |  reception of the fullness of the Sacrament of Orders, is a manner of
22  V,44 |          in his heart through the sacrament of Holy Orders the pastoral
23  V,52 |           of life. Founded on the sacrament of Matrimony, the family
24 VII,67|         which is in the world the sacrament of intimate union with God