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  1 Intro,1   |            as they carry out their ministry as Bishops. In the Roman
  2 Intro,1   |           you without reproach the ministry of the High Priesthood.”.1
  3 Intro,2   |            devoted to the specific ministry of Bishops completed the
  4 Intro,2   |          on the episcopate and the ministry of Bishops, especially as
  5 Intro,2   |         the Fathers reviewed their ministry in the light of the theological
  6 Intro,3   |        shape the Bishop's pastoral ministry.~The Bishop is called in
  7 Intro,4   |          wherever he exercises his ministry, the signs of life which
  8 Intro,5   |            and reflecting in their ministry the ecclesiology of communion
  9  I        |        CHAPTER ONE~THE MYSTERY AND MINISTRY~OF THE BISHOP~
 10  I,6      |         the totality of the sacred ministry. Thus, through the Bishops
 11  I,6      |       associated with the pastoral ministry, and who are constituted
 12  I,7      |        foundation of the episcopal ministry~7. The Christological dimension
 13  I,7      |          dimension of the pastoral ministry, considered in depth, leads
 14  I,7      |          Trinitarian foundation of ministry itself. Christ's life is
 15  I,7      |           to describe the life and ministry of the Bishop in the light
 16  I,7      |        co-workers in the episcopal ministry, and with his deacons –
 17  I,7      |        find the source of pastoral ministry, and the reason why, as
 18  I,7      |     existence, every Bishop in his ministry is committed to keeping
 19  I,8      |            nature of the episcopal ministry~8. ''And he appointed Twelve'' (
 20  I,8      |          the fullness of episcopal ministry by virtue of episcopal consecration
 21  I,8      |            nature of the apostolic ministry is willed by Christ himself.
 22  I,8      |           exercising the episcopal ministry – such as that of an Auxiliary
 23  I,9      |            nature of the episcopal ministry~9. The Gospel of Luke (cf.
 24  I,9      |        quoted, the entire pastoral ministry can be seen as organized
 25  I,9      |       level of action the pastoral ministry (munus pastorale) that every
 26  I,9      |         entirety of this episcopal ministry as an office of love: amoris
 27  I,10     |         teachers''.47~The pastoral ministry received in episcopal consecration,
 28  I,10     |    realized in the exercise of his ministry, and to the ''style'' with
 29  I,10     |          which he carries out this ministry in all its respective functions.~
 30  I,10     |           present in the episcopal ministry itself, is manifested in
 31 II,11     |            for the exercise of the ministry entrusted to him.~Objective
 32 II,11     |        through the exercise of his ministry. The ontological transformation
 33 II,11     |           a sense the heart of the ministry of the Bishop, who is drawn
 34 II,11     |          all in exercising his own ministry, inspired by imitation of
 35 II,11     |        faith, hope and charity his ministry of evangelization, liturgical
 36 II,11     |           exercise of his pastoral ministry will be a consistent reflection
 37 II,11     |         and loving exercise of his ministry sanctifies the Bishop and
 38 II,11     |            content of the pastoral ministry he has received, the Bishop
 39 II,12     |            commitment in the life, ministry and growth of the Bishop.
 40 II,12     |             planning'' of pastoral ministry.51~
 41 II,13     |         God; his existence and his ministry are entirely under his divine
 42 II,13     |      stands at the origin of their ministry, that is, their episcopal
 43 II,13     |       character of his mystery and ministry demands of the Bishop a
 44 II,13     |          maturation. The episcopal ministry is not only a source of
 45 II,13     |    holiness in the exercise of his ministry. In this way he also gives
 46 II,13     |      emphasized that the apostolic ministry is a source of spirituality
 47 II,13     |       Christ, must carry out their ministry with holiness and zeal,
 48 II,15     |            of pastors and in their ministry of service to the community.
 49 II,17     |     ourselves to prayer and to the ministry of the word'' (Acts 6:4).
 50 II,17     |          vocations to the ordained ministry and the consecrated life,
 51 II,19     |         Holy Spirit in the Petrine ministry and in episcopal collegiality.
 52 II,20     |           for a fruitful episcopal ministry in present-day circumstances.
 53 II,20     |          decision to carry out his ministry in poverty contributes decisively
 54 II,20     |     freedom in the exercise of his ministry and enables him to communicate
 55 II,21     |        life in the exercise of the ministry. In cases of grave lapses,
 56 II,23     |       without withdrawing from the ministry of proclaiming the word? ...
 57 II,23     |           will carry out his daily ministry as a witness to hope, attentive
 58 II,24     |         tribulations of his future ministry and then added: ''You follow
 59 II,24     | initiatives and forms of episcopal ministry are evolving. For this reason
 60 II,25     |      Bishops~25. In their life and ministry, in their spiritual journey
 61 II,25     |           in the exercise of their ministry, the Synodal Assembly recommended
 62 III,26    |          the Spirit, the episcopal ministry appears in the world as
 63 III,28    |          watches over the Bishop's ministry and, on the other, that
 64 III,28    |          the exercise of effective ministry among the People of God.~
 65 III,30    |                          Episcopal ministry for the inculturation of
 66 III,31    |           No full treatment of the ministry of the Bishop, as the preacher
 67 IV,32     |       functions of the Bishop, the ministry of sanctification, my thoughts
 68 IV,32     |            Bishop's own liturgical ministry, which is the centre of
 69 IV,32     |           the Bishop exercises his ministry of sanctification, proclaiming
 70 IV,32     |           grows''.129 ~Between the ministry of sanctification and the
 71 IV,32     |         received in faith.130  The ministry of governance, like that
 72 IV,32     |          Bishop, in exercising his ministry of sanctification (munus
 73 IV,32     |          brings about all that his ministry of teaching (munus docendi)
 74 IV,32     |            receiving grace for his ministry of governance (munus regendi)
 75 IV,33     |         The Bishop carries out his ministry of sanctification by celebrating
 76 IV,33     |            nature of the episcopal ministry as the fullness of the priesthood.
 77 IV,33     |         the heavenly homeland. The ministry of sanctification is thus
 78 IV,34     |             while carrying out his ministry of sanctification in the
 79 IV,35     |           to the importance of the ministry of sanctification exercised
 80 IV,35     |      myself, in the exercise of my ministry, have sought to give priority
 81 IV,36     |          36. The Bishop's life and ministry must be permeated by the
 82 IV,36     |      Bishop.~At the centre of this ministry is the celebration of the
 83 IV,37     |            altar, under the sacred ministry of the Bishop, there is
 84 IV,37     |           of the Bishop's pastoral ministry, that of celebrating the
 85 IV,37(146)|             Decree on the Life and Ministry of Priests Presbyterorum
 86 IV,37(148)|     Non-Ordained Faithful with the Ministry of Priests (15 August 1997), “
 87 IV,38     |           demands the presence and ministry of the Diocesan Bishop,
 88 IV,39     |            hold in high esteem the ministry of reconciliation which
 89 IV,39     |    encourage them to exercise that ministry with generosity and supernatural
 90 IV,41     |         God, to which the Bishop's ministry of sanctification is ordered,
 91 IV,41     |         life of the Church. In his ministry, then, the Bishop must tirelessly
 92  V,42     |           in the exercise of their ministry as fathers and shepherds
 93  V,42     |            then the meaning of the ministry and the very being of those
 94  V,43     |           exercise of the pastoral ministry sacramentally received (
 95  V,43     |         whereby he carries out the ministry of governance (munus pastorale)
 96  V,43     |          moral significance of his ministry, founded on the charism
 97  V,44     |            the threefold episcopal ministry (munus episcopale), but
 98  V,44     |          it must be added that the ministry of the Bishop absolutely
 99  V,46     |         people in carrying out the ministry of the word, of sanctification
100  V,47     |         virtue of the one ordained ministry and the one apostolic mission.~
101  V,47     |        cooperators in the Bishop's ministry. The Synod Fathers renewed
102  V,47     |        first steps in the pastoral ministry. The permanent formation
103  V,47     |       there also be oneness in the ministry... Is not the glory of a
104  V,48     |           on the theme of priestly ministry, the Synod Fathers paid
105  V,48     |   preparing them to exercise their ministry in a setting so fundamental
106  V,50     |            consecrated life in the ministry of the Bishop. Appealing
107  V,50     |    communion by their presence and ministry. In this regard, due attention
108  V,51     |   especially those to the ordained ministry, the consecrated life and
109  V,53     |         about marriage, the sacred ministry or the consecrated life.~
110  V,54     |         every Bishop exercises his ministry of governance and manifests
111 VI,55     |    Churches. Through the episcopal ministry the portiones Ecclesiae
112 VI,55     |        latter, again through their ministry, is made present in each
113 VI,55     |         dimension of the episcopal ministry is fully manifested and
114 VI,55     |          time, the exercise of the ministry of the Successor of Peter
115 VI,56     |          carrying out his pastoral ministry. He therefore has a proper
116 VI,56     |        particular Church [...] The ministry of the Successor of Peter
117 VI,56     |           exercise of his pastoral ministry (munus pastorale), but whose
118 VI,56     |             in the exercise of his ministry as Supreme Pastor of the
119 VI,58     |          exercise of his apostolic ministry, both for the preservation
120 VI,59     |         collegial dimension of the ministry bestowed on them should
121 VI,59     |    exercise of his proper pastoral ministry is always an action carried
122 VI,59     |           it is an exercise of the ministry of the word or of governance
123 VI,61     |         dimension of the episcopal ministry. All legitimately consecrated
124 VI,63     |       deriving from their pastoral ministry (munus pastorale).267 ~Certainly
125 VI,64     |          candidates for the sacred ministry, in parishes and in other
126 VI,65     |            spirit in the episcopal ministry~65. As members of the Episcopal
127 VI,65     |          character of his pastoral ministry. All his pastoral activity
128 VII,71    |                       The Bishop's ministry in the field of health~71.
129 VII,72    |       Christian witness and to the ministry of Bishops. Accepting responsibility
130 Conclu,74 |           look as we carry out our ministry as heralds of hope. Like