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 1  I,8     |                 Bishops share as a body in the power of teaching
 2  I,10    |         for the building up of the Body of Christ. For the distinction
 3 II,17    |         himself, together with his Body, addresses to the Father.
 4 III,28   |           the Council: ''The whole body of the faithful, who have
 5 IV,32    |          as the People of God, the Body of Christ and the temple
 6 IV,36    |          who, already glorified in body and soul in heaven... shines
 7 IV,37    |         and 'unity of the mystical body without which there can
 8 IV,37    |      together. For 'sharing in the body and blood of Christ has
 9 IV,38    |          Church, Christ's Mystical Body. In this way, the faithful, ''
10  V,43    |  compassion for those suffering in body and spirit, a spirit of
11  V,44    |          in the building up of the Body of Christ, and thus to carry
12  V,49    |       encouraging them to love the Body and Blood of Christ whose
13 VI,55    |         love of the whole mystical body of Christ – especially those
14 VI,55    | contribution to the whole mystical body, which is also a body of
15 VI,55    |     mystical body, which is also a body of Churches''.206 ~As a
16 VI,56    |       inspired by the image of the Body of Christ which the Apostle
17 VI,56    |       different members of the one body (cf. 1 Cor 12:12-31).~If
18 VI,57    |    collegialis confirmatio) in the body of the Church, which gives
19 VI,57    |         for the extremities of the body and from them returns to
20 VI,58    |          Bishops.237  Through this body concrete expression is given
21 VI,58    |            the entire hierarchical body of the Church and finally,
22 VI,58    |           purpose of any collegial body, whether consultative or
23 VI,59    |         part of and assembled in a Body or College. Every Bishop
24 Conclu,73|               Our communion in the body of Bishops, of which we