Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,8  |    Particular Councils, Episcopal Conferences, the Roman Curia, ad Limina
 2 II,24 |     Patriarchal Synods, Episcopal Conferences at the regional and national
 3 II,25 |       when suitable, the Bishops' Conferences, should make the lives of
 4 III,30|     cooperation between Episcopal Conferences, on both the national and
 5 IV,35 |    cooperation with the Episcopal Conferences and their respective liturgical
 6 VI,57 |         or assembled in Episcopal Conferences, and the offices of the
 7 VI,58 |    contributions of the Episcopal Conferences which selected them and
 8 VI,59 |          functioning of Episcopal Conferences. But there is certainly
 9 VI,59 |          and individual Episcopal Conferences should carefully consider
10 VI,59 |         agencies of the Episcopal Conferences.246 ~
11 VI,62 |   therefore be taken by Episcopal Conferences, as the Second Vatican Council
12 VI,62 |         renewed vigour. Episcopal Conferences can however be most helpful
13 VI,63 |                         Episcopal Conferences~63. The foregoing is in
14 VI,63 |      importance and usefulness of Conferences of Bishops, which were given
15 VI,63 |       collegial spirit. Episcopal Conferences should therefore be used
16 VI,63 |           membership in Episcopal Conferences is limited to Bishops and
17 VI,63 |           foundation of Episcopal Conferences, unlike that of Particular
18 VI,63 |        any event, since Episcopal Conferences are permanent bodies which
19 VI,63 |           more numerous Episcopal Conferences, in order to carry out their
20 VI,63 |           be avoided. ''Episcopal Conferences with their commissions and
21 VI,63 |     individual Bishops. Episcopal Conferences can provide valuable assistance
22 VI,63 |     general nature.270 ~Episcopal Conferences also express and encourage
23 VI,63 | competence belonging to Episcopal Conferences. Such meetings are of great
24 VI,63 |   fostering between the Episcopal Conferences of different nations that