Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,6  |         filled the Apostles (cf. Acts 1:5; 8; 2:4; Jn 20:22-23)
 2  I,7  |       and women. The Bishop, who acts in the person and in the
 3  I,8  | episcoporum, but only in certain acts does it find expression
 4  I,10 |          through his magisterial acts; a perichoresis between
 5 II,14 |  successors of the Apostles (cf. Acts 1:14).~The holy Mother of
 6 II,15 |        who are sanctified'' (cf. Acts 20:32). Before becoming
 7 II,16 |   Sacerdos et Pontifex, since he acts in the person of Christ
 8 II,17 |          ministry of the word'' (Acts 6:4). The Bishop will be
 9 II,20 |         Apostles, as the Book of Acts clearly witnesses, the poverty
10 II,22 |        speaks to the Churches'' (Acts 2:7, 11 et al.). Examples
11  V,42 |       into action, into concrete acts. Let us contemplate Jesus
12  V,43 |       expressed in authoritative acts whereby he carries out the
13 VI,56 |  Ecclesiae pastoris) must always acts in communion with all the
14 VI,61 |       the validity of determined acts within the competence of
15 VI,63 |        immediate pastor, and his acts are strictly personal, not
16 VI,63 |  pastoral care through collegial acts comparable to those of the
17 VII,66|     missionary of the Gospel, he acts in the name of the Church,
18 VII,66|       working of the Spirit (cf. Acts 4:31). Leaving behind his
19 VII,67|      through the thousand little acts which make up everyday life.