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 1 II,22 |     wherever human and Christian formation takes place: in parishes,
 2 II,24 |                    The permanent formation of Bishops~24. The Bishop'
 3 II,24 |        urgent need for permanent formation. As was stressed in previous
 4 II,24 |       Exhortations and permanent formation is necessary for all the
 5 II,24 |         and religious, permanent formation is an intrinsic requirement
 6 II,24 |       mission. Through permanent formation he is able to discern the
 7 II,24 |        good reason for permanent formation, but there are also anthropological
 8 II,24 | usefulness of special courses of formation for Bishops, like the annual
 9 II,24 |       available short courses of formation or days of study and updating,
10 II,24 |          programmes of permanent formation, and to encourage Bishops
11  V,47 |          ministry. The permanent formation of priests remains essential
12  V,48 |                              The formation of candidates for the priesthood~
13  V,49 |          for the discernment and formation of which he is ultimately
14  V,51 |     place specific programmes of formation which will enable the laity
15  V,51 |        theological and spiritual formation of their leaders, and their
16  V,52 |         of young couples and the formation of groups of families who
17  V,52 |         schools for the integral formation of the younger generation,
18  V,53 |        and an integral Christian formation.~Here, voicing the thought
19 VII,72|         their earliest Christian formation.~These are only some of