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 1 Intro,2| reviewed their ministry in the light of the theological virtue
 2 Intro,3|         Mt 28:20).~Only by the light and consolation born of
 3 Intro,4|       conviction that only the light of the Risen One and the
 4 Intro,5|      in altum (Lk 5:4). In the light of this pressing command
 5  I,7   |  ministry of the Bishop in the light of the Trinitarian ecclesiology
 6  I,8   |      creation itself.33 In the light of this teaching, we can
 7  I,8   |      the College of Bishops in light of the Council's statement
 8 II,12  |       Spirit. Radiant with the light of the Trinity, he will
 9 II,12  |  instruct others, first become light and then enlighten others,
10 II,13  |       of God they derive their light and vigour''.52~For Bishops
11 II,25  | holiness are capable of giving light and direction for the spiritual
12 II,25  |      and interpret them in the light of the Gospel, and for this
13 III,27 |        humanity. Christ is the light which enlightens everyone,
14 IV,39  |      When one considers in the light of Tradition and the Church'
15  V,43  |       power which radiates the light of the Good Shepherd and
16 VI,55  |    faith and the rising of the light of full truth over all people.
17 VI,56  |        could be treated in the light of the principle of subsidiarity,
18 VI,56  |     episcopal authority in the light of the principle of communion.212 ~
19 VI,60  |     Together they shed greater light on the Catholic unity of
20 VII,68 |       peoples will walk in his light''.285 ~
21 VII,69 |        must be analyzed in the light of the principles of social
22 VII,70 |       with nature. Seen in the light of the doctrine of God the