Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,3|         Jesus, the Emmanuel who remains with us always, until the
 2  I,6   |         hand of God the Father, remains present in the midst of
 3  I,10  |       of the Bishop, who is and remains a baptized member of the
 4 II,12  |        that, stressing holiness remains more than ever an urgent
 5 II,12  |       Christian vision of life, remains the essential principle
 6 II,17  |     Liturgy of the Hours, which remains the distinctive prayer of
 7 II,19  |   Antioch addressed to Polycarp remains timely: ''Let nothing be
 8 II,23  |        recollection, because it remains divided among many things.
 9 II,23  |         way that nothing of you remains for yourself. You must certainly
10 II,25  |     gave their life for Christ, remains as a beacon to which the
11 II,25  |    spiritual and apostolic life remains the greatest proof of the
12 III,29 |          makes it clear that it remains the Bishop's duty to be
13  V,45  |       it was frequently stated, remains the fundamental unit in
14  V,47  |  permanent formation of priests remains essential and represents
15 VI,59  |   province or region, it always remains an action in the College,
16 VI,61  |         ecumenical Councils and remains the traditional form of
17 VII,72 | diaspora''.293  In any case, it remains the duty of the local Bishops,