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 1  I,6  |   action of Jesus a sovereign act, a constitutive act which
 2  I,6  | sovereign act, a constitutive act which gives an identity
 3  I,6  |      thus disclosed: it is an act of love, freely willed by
 4  I,6  |      shepherd and priest, who act in his name in exercising
 5  I,8  |    They have no competence to act over the whole Church except
 6  I,10 |    which unite in the supreme act of the sacrifice of the
 7 II,11 |     Mk 3, 14)~11. In the same act of love by which he freely
 8 II,23 |     is also for the Bishop an act of love for his faithful
 9 IV,34 |       most exalted and sacred act of the Bishop's munus sanctificandi,
10  V,42 |       of their faithful, must act as ''those who serve'',
11  V,42 |   eloquent expressions in the act of the washing of the feet,
12  V,42 |     him. Jesus' gesture is an act of love carried out in the
13  V,43 |       acceptance of his every act of governance and makes
14  V,50 |      Bishop will take care to act in accordance with the indications
15 VI,55 |       with the Roman Pontiff, act as a College. Solemnly gathered
16 VI,62 |       Bishops will be able to act in expressing their communion
17 VII,72|     rites notwithstanding, to act as true fathers to these