Chapter,  Paragraph

  1 Intro,2    |           and in the Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops Christus
  2 Intro,2    |           function, renewed in its pastoral powers of teaching, sanctifying
  3 Intro,3    |      completely shape the Bishop's pastoral ministry.~The Bishop is
  4 Intro,3    |          of those entrusted to his pastoral care. He must therefore
  5 Intro,5    |          theoretical and practical pastoral insights that emerged from
  6  I,6       |      functions associated with the pastoral ministry, and who are constituted
  7  I,7       |    Christological dimension of the pastoral ministry, considered in
  8  I,7       |         Here we find the source of pastoral ministry, and the reason
  9  I,8(27)   |         Gentium, 23; Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the
 10  I,8(41)   |  Ecumenical Council, Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the
 11  I,9       |            just quoted, the entire pastoral ministry can be seen as
 12  I,9       |            the level of action the pastoral ministry (munus pastorale)
 13  I,9       |          us the certainty that the pastoral charity of Jesus Christ
 14  I,10      |      pastors and teachers''.47~The pastoral ministry received in episcopal
 15 II,11      |     sessions, emphasis was laid on pastoral charity as being the fruit
 16 II,11      |            is drawn into a dynamic pastoral pro-existence whereby he
 17 II,11      |           that the exercise of his pastoral ministry will be a consistent
 18 II,11      |          faithful entrusted to his pastoral care. In the practice of
 19 II,11      |     charity, as the content of the pastoral ministry he has received,
 20 II,11      |           a holiness manifested in pastoral charity, humility and simplicity
 21 II,12      |            the whole Church: ''All pastoral initiatives must be set
 22 II,12      |           more than ever an urgent pastoral task''.49 An enthusiastic
 23 II,12      |            the fruitfulness of his pastoral activity. Is not the ultimate
 24 II,12      |          the ultimate basis of all pastoral effectiveness constant meditation
 25 II,12      |            for any ''planning'' of pastoral ministry.51~
 26 II,13      |           marked by the primacy of pastoral charity. This journey is
 27 II,13      |           salvation''.57 Thanks to pastoral charity, however, responsibility
 28 II,13      |            of God entrusted to his pastoral care.62~The spiritual journey
 29 II,13      |        this perspective, with that pastoral charity which must rightly
 30 II,19      |       apostolic, communitarian and pastoral character of priestly obedience.82
 31 II,19      |          will enable him to show a pastoral appreciation of the dignity
 32 II,19      |            actively engaged on the pastoral plane.85 Here the exhortation
 33 II,21      |       glory (cf. Tit 2:13). In his pastoral concern he should be especially
 34 II,23      |            heart the burden of the pastoral office, my spirit has become
 35 II,23      |          prayer, private study and pastoral planning, recollection and
 36 II,24      |         people – in an exchange of pastoral experiences, sound doctrine
 37 II,24      |           to ensure more effective pastoral care in the individual Dioceses.96~
 38 II,24      |         life of the Church itself, pastoral styles and initiatives and
 39 II,24      |            place in the Church and pastoral life.97~
 40 II,25      |         efforts to carry out their pastoral activity, Bishops have always
 41 III,26(100)|  Ecumenical Council, Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the
 42 III,27(104)|        Vatican Ecumenical Council, Pastoral Constitution on the Church
 43 III,28     |     communities entrusted to their pastoral care, following the example
 44 III,29     |           the object of his proper pastoral concern and for which he
 45 III,29     |           and mothers of families, pastoral workers and in a special
 46 III,30     |            represents an effective pastoral tool.123 ~Of equal importance
 47 IV,35      |           in Rome itself and in my Pastoral Visits to the various continents
 48 IV,36      |        spiritual, catechetical and pastoral centrality of the liturgy
 49 IV,36      |         serve as the basis for the pastoral planning of the life of
 50 IV,37      |   responsibilities of the Bishop's pastoral ministry, that of celebrating
 51 IV,38      |         has the structures and the pastoral workers necessary to ensure
 52 IV,38      |       liturgical, catechetical and pastoral discipline of Christian
 53 IV,39      |          Bishops must show for the pastoral practice and the discipline
 54 IV,39      |       conviction that the greatest pastoral concern must be shown for
 55 IV,40      |       Exhortation remain timely: ''Pastoral charity must dictate to
 56 IV,40      |    valuable series of theological, pastoral and spiritual suggestions,
 57 IV,41      |       tirelessly promote a genuine pastoral and educational programme
 58 IV,41      |         the third millennium, as a pastoral priority and as a fruit
 59  V         |                   CHAPTER FIVE~THE PASTORAL GOVERNANCE OF THE BISHOP~
 60  V,42(161) |         Gentium, 27; Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the
 61  V,43      |          The Bishop's authority as pastoral service~43. The Bishop is
 62  V,43      |            for the exercise of the pastoral ministry sacramentally received (
 63  V,43(162) |  Ecumenical Council, Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the
 64  V,43(163) |         Gentium, 27; Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the
 65  V,43      |           Catholic doctrine on the pastoral governance of the Bishop
 66  V,44      |                                    Pastoral style of governance and
 67  V,44      |          will lead the Bishop to a pastoral style which is ever more
 68  V,44      |          Episcopal Council and the Pastoral Council.170 ~The Synod Fathers
 69  V,44      |    exercised and through which the pastoral care of the Diocese is organized.171
 70  V,44      |         believers entrusted to his pastoral care. In carrying out this
 71  V,44      |       sacrament of Holy Orders the pastoral charity of Christ. The purpose
 72  V,44      |        Christ. The purpose of this pastoral charity is to create communion.175
 73  V,45      |          the Bishop to express his pastoral charity in its different
 74  V,46      |                                The Pastoral Visit~46. It is precisely
 75  V,46      | perspective that the importance of Pastoral Visits can be seen. These
 76  V,46      |      Charles Borromeo, defines the Pastoral Visit as quasi anima episcopalis
 77  V,46      |          people.180 ~In making his Pastoral Visit to the parish, the
 78  V,46      |           of sanctification and of pastoral leadership, when he most
 79  V,46      |       carried out in this way, the Pastoral Visit appears for what is
 80  V,47      |          faithful entrusted to the pastoral care of a Bishop cum cooperatione
 81  V,47      |           their first steps in the pastoral ministry. The permanent
 82  V,47      |         Bishop entrusts him with a pastoral mission, either for the
 83  V,47      |            the conferring of a new pastoral mandate. For the Bishop
 84  V,47      |       Bishop himself, conferring a pastoral mission is a significant
 85  V,47      |            age, resigns the actual pastoral leadership of a community
 86  V,47(187) |  Ecumenical Council, Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the
 87  V,48      |       establishing sound human and pastoral relationships, knowledgeable
 88  V,50      |          will heartily welcome the pastoral directions of the Bishop
 89  V,51      |            The lay faithful in the pastoral care of the Bishop~51. In
 90  V,51      |            is part of the Bishop's pastoral mission to foster complementarity
 91  V,51(198) |        Vatican Ecumenical Council, Pastoral Council on the Church in
 92  V,51      |           of the laity support the pastoral work of promoting vocations
 93  V,52      |          couples for marriage, the pastoral accompaniment of young couples
 94  V,53      |                    Young people, a pastoral priority for the future~
 95  V,54      |        vocational dimension of all pastoral activity. The Bishop must
 96  V,54      |        Bishop must ensure that the pastoral care of young people and
 97  V,54      |          entrusted to his care the pastoral charity which impels him.
 98 VI,55      |          Churches entrusted to the pastoral care of individual Diocesan
 99 VI,56      |          for the exercise of their pastoral office (munus pastorale),
100 VI,56(210) |                      Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the
101 VI,56      |        needed for carrying out his pastoral ministry. He therefore has
102 VI,56      |            for the exercise of his pastoral ministry (munus pastorale),
103 VI,56(218) |         Gentium, 27; Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the
104 VI,57      |          various aspects of common pastoral concern. In this regard,
105 VI,57(233) |        ibid., 21-22; Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the
106 VI,58(237) |  Ecumenical Council, Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the
107 VI,59      |         the exercise of his proper pastoral ministry is always an action
108 VI,59      |          engaging the Bishop's own pastoral responsibility. All this
109 VI,59      |       shortage of priests or other pastoral workers, or in a serious
110 VI,59      |         sharing of experiences and pastoral workers, and financial aid.
111 VI,59(244) |                  Cf. Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops Christus
112 VI,59      |            and is grateful for the pastoral service which they rendered
113 VI,62      |      greater understanding, common pastoral undertakings will certainly
114 VI,62(259) |                      Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the
115 VI,63      |         not jointly exercise their pastoral care through collegial acts
116 VI,63      |      functions deriving from their pastoral ministry (munus pastorale).267 ~
117 VI,65      |        missionary character of his pastoral ministry. All his pastoral
118 VI,65      |         pastoral ministry. All his pastoral activity should be marked
119 VII,69     |          and economic life~69. The pastoral activity of the Bishop cannot
120 VII,71     |          and promotion of adequate pastoral care for health-care workers
121 VII,72     |                       The Bishop's pastoral care of migrants~72. The
122 VII,72     |           to our communities about pastoral issues such as evangelization
123 VII,72     |           for the establishment of pastoral structures capable of receiving
124 VII,72     |    providing them with appropriate pastoral care adapted to their different
125 VII,72     |            daily challenges to the pastoral responsibility of the latter.~
126 VII,72     |        West can establish suitable pastoral structures to meet the needs
127 VII,72     |         ensure that they are given pastoral care which respects the
128 Conclu,73  |            consecrated persons and pastoral workers are trained, wherever