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 1 Intro,3|          support for faith and an effective incentive for love. It draws
 2  I,8   |        does it find expression as effective collegiality (collegialitas
 3  I,8   |           comes to be realized in effective collegiality belong to the
 4 II,11  |          authority needed for the effective exercise of his juridical
 5 II,13  |          life with the living and effective word of the Gospel and with
 6 II,19  |        faithful in order to build effective mutual understanding.84
 7 II,22  |      should this prove useful and effective.~For a Bishop, fostering
 8 II,24  |           them and to ensure more effective pastoral care in the individual
 9 III,27 |         sake of true dialogue and effective communication. This programme
10 III,28 |  welcoming the word, ever new and effective in the course of time, have
11 III,28 |          it alive, applicable and effective in different times of history.
12 III,28 |    importance for the exercise of effective ministry among the People
13 III,29 |   particular Church to active and effective catechesis. He must demonstrate
14 III,30 | evangelization, and represents an effective pastoral tool.123 ~Of equal
15 IV,38  |         in the most dignified and effective way the implementation of
16  V,43  |   nonetheless, will be pastorally effective – once again this must be
17  V,43  |           governance and makes it effective.~
18  V,52  |      civil institutions to favour effective freedom of instruction within
19 VI,55  |           they themselves make an effective contribution to the whole
20 VI,57  |          the Dioceses,235  are an effective way of meeting the need
21 VI,61  |   therefore be acknowledged as an effective implementation of the collegial
22 VI,62  |           means more suitable and effective provision may be made for
23 VI,63  |        periodically, they will be effective if their role is considered
24 VI,64  |       last of which is singularly effective.~On the other hand, the