Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,8  |         why the three functions received in episcopal ordination –
 2  I,10 |         this holy Mother he has received the gift of divine life
 3  I,10 |     called to sanctity and have received an equal privilege of faith
 4  I,10 |           The pastoral ministry received in episcopal consecration,
 5 II,11 |        pastoral ministry he has received, the Bishop becomes a sign
 6 II,13 |     means of the Baptism he has received, the Bishop shares, like
 7 II,13 |       need and as a grace to be received ever anew, and thus renews
 8 II,15 |         heart which has already received the word opens itself to
 9 II,17 |        for all those who ''have received the gift of a vocation to
10 II,19 |        Holy Orders which he has received puts him in a special relationship
11 II,19 |      virtue of the Order he has received, Jesus Christ, the invisible
12 II,24 | connected to the sacrament once received: the Bishop in fact must ''
13 III,28|       Lord's disciples where he received the gift of divine life
14 III,29|         ordination, each Bishop received the fundamental mission
15 III,29|      every Bishop has heard and received from the heart of the Church
16 III,31|   alongside the objective basis received in episcopal consecration. ''
17 IV,32 |      their lives what they have received in faith.130  The ministry
18 IV,39 |       reconciliation which they received at their priestly ordination,
19  V,42 |       our Teacher and Lord, who received everything from the hands
20  V,43 | pastoral ministry sacramentally received (munus pastorale) as a sharing
21  V,43 |       of the office that he has received, is thus invested with an
22  V,43 |    governance (munus pastorale) received in the sacrament.~The Bishop'
23 VII,72|      cultural values which they received at birth and in their earliest