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 1  I,10|      to the Bishop's personal sanctification, which must be pursued and
 2  I,10|     faithful and the means of sanctification that the Bishop offers them;
 3 II,11|   entrusted to him.~Objective sanctification, which by Christ's work
 4 II,11|      coincide with subjective sanctification, in which the Bishop, by
 5 II,13|     but is already a cause of sanctification for one who allows the charity
 6 II,13|    the Lord's word and of the sanctification and spiritual advancement
 7 II,13|    them an excellent means of sanctification''.63 No Bishop can fail
 8 II,19|  holiness and minister of the sanctification of his people, the Bishop
 9 IV,32|       Bishop, the ministry of sanctification, my thoughts turn to the
10 IV,32|     Christ'' (1 Cor 1:2). The sanctification of the Christian takes place
11 IV,32|     the Holy Spirit.127 ~This sanctification permeates the whole life
12 IV,32|     his activity aimed at the sanctification of the People of God.~Hence
13 IV,32|     exercises his ministry of sanctification, proclaiming and preaching
14 IV,32|       Between the ministry of sanctification and the other two ministries
15 IV,32|    exercising his ministry of sanctification (munus sanctificandi), effectively
16 IV,33|   carries out his ministry of sanctification by celebrating the Eucharist
17 IV,33|     homeland. The ministry of sanctification is thus a fundamental moment
18 IV,34|  carrying out his ministry of sanctification in the whole Diocese, has
19 IV,34|   which he presides, both the sanctification of the people and the worship
20 IV,35| importance of the ministry of sanctification exercised in the liturgy,
21 IV,35|    the genuine meaning of the sanctification of God's name in order to
22 IV,41|      the Bishop's ministry of sanctification is ordered, is a gift of
23  V,46|      ministry of the word, of sanctification and of pastoral leadership,