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1 Intro,2| and develops traditional theological and juridical themes, my 2 Intro,2| ministry in the light of the theological virtue of hope. This approach 3 Intro,3| Rom 8:18)''. 6 A stance of theological hope, together with faith 4 I,8 | Bishops is one ''indivisible theological subject,'' and hence the 5 II,11 | of Holy Orders – in its theological, Christological and pneumatological 6 II,13 | Christians, through the theological virtues, makes us capable 7 II,24 | towards maturity, as well as theological reasons, deeply connected 8 IV,35 | profoundly shaped by the theological virtues, which will inspire 9 IV,40 | for a valuable series of theological, pastoral and spiritual 10 V,43 | deeper understanding of the theological, spiritual and moral significance 11 V,51 | over their development, the theological and spiritual formation 12 VI,56 | they called for a deeper theological investigation of the nature 13 VI,60 | their spiritual, historical, theological, liturgical and disciplinary 14 VI,61 | liturgical usages, and a common theological and spiritual heritage, 15 VI,61 | synodality, while presenting its theological basis and its doxological 16 VI,63 | character,265 the immediate theological foundation of Episcopal 17 VI,63 | College of Bishops, which as a theological subject is indivisible.266 18 VI,64 | represented by the different theological, spiritual, liturgical and