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  1 LumenGentium,  3, 22 :         one another and with the Bishop of Rome in a bond of unity,
  2 LumenGentium,  3, 26 :                            26. A bishop marked with the fullness
  3 LumenGentium,  3, 26 :       the sacred ministry of the bishop,52* there is exhibited a
  4 LumenGentium,  3, 26 :    Eucharist is regulated by the bishop, to whom is committed the
  5 LumenGentium,  3, 27 :        the Lord in His Church.~A bishop, since he is sent by the
  6 LumenGentium,  3, 27 :     faithful must cling to their bishop, as the Church does to Christ,
  7 LumenGentium,  3, 28 :        priesthood 73* with their bishop although bound by a diversity
  8 LumenGentium,  3, 28 :    duties. Associated with their bishop in a spirit of trust and
  9 LumenGentium,  3, 28 :    sanctify and govern under the bishop's authority, that part of
 10 LumenGentium,  3, 28 :          sincerely look upon the bishop as their father and reverently
 11 LumenGentium,  3, 28 : reverently obey him. And let the bishop regard his priests as his
 12 LumenGentium,  3, 29 :     grace, in communion with the bishop and his group of priests
 13 LumenGentium,  4, 32 :      consoles me. For you I am a bishop; but with you I am a Christian.
 14 LumenGentium,  5, 41 :  generous cooperation with their bishop is of the greatest value
 15 LumenGentium,  5, 41 :         of God and called by the bishop. These laymen spend themselves
 16 SacrosConcil,  1, 22 :       laws may determine, on the bishop. ~2. In virtue of power
 17 SacrosConcil,  1, 35 :         person authorized by the bishop should preside over the
 18 SacrosConcil,  1, 41 :                          41. The bishop is to be considered as the
 19 SacrosConcil,  1, 41 :      diocese centered around the bishop, especially in his cathedral
 20 SacrosConcil,  1, 41 :         which there presides the bishop surrounded by his college
 21 SacrosConcil,  1, 42 :         it is impossible for the bishop always and everywhere to
 22 SacrosConcil,  1, 42 :       who takes the place of the bishop, are the most important:
 23 SacrosConcil,  1, 42 :          its relationship to the bishop must be fostered theoretically
 24 SacrosConcil,  1, 45 :       under the direction of the bishop, for promoting the liturgical
 25 SacrosConcil,  2, 57 :          diocese pertains to the bishop.~2. Nevertheless, each priest
 26 SacrosConcil,  3, 76 :         The address given by the bishop at the beginning of each
 27 SacrosConcil,  3, 76 :        the mother tongue.~When a bishop is consecrated, the laying
 28 AdGentes,  2, 16     :           to cleave to their own bishop as his faithful co - workers,
 29 AdGentes,  2, 16     :       name of the pastor and the bishop, or practicing charity in
 30 AdGentes,  3, 19     :        the guidance of their own bishop. ~In such new churches,
 31 AdGentes,  3, 20     :        Gospel may reach all. The bishop should be first and foremost
 32 AdGentes,  3, 20     :       under the authority of the bishop. They should do this, not
 33 AdGentes,  3, 20     :          willing heart offer the bishop their services for missionary
 34 AdGentes,  5, 30     :   mission work itself.~It is the bishop's role, as the ruler and
 35 AdGentes,  5, 30     :    improve coordination, let the bishop set up, insofar as possible,
 36 AdGentes,  6, 38     :         constitutes one unit the bishop, stimulating, promoting
 37 AdGentes,  6, 38     :       missionary.~It will be the bishop's task to raise up from
 38 AdGentes,  6, 38     : evangelization of the world. The bishop will also gladly encourage
 39 AdGentes,  6, 38     :      activity of the Church. The bishop will exhort and help the
 40 AdGentes,  6, 40     :       under the authority of the bishop, could be fruitful in the
 41 AdGentes,  6, 41     :        have been accepted by the bishop for this work.~In those
 42 PresbytOrdin,  2, 5  :      through the ministry of the bishop, God consecrates priests,
 43 PresbytOrdin,  2, 5  :          hierarchically with the bishop. And so in a certain way
 44 PresbytOrdin,  2, 6  :      priests, in the name of the bishop, gather the family of God
 45 PresbytOrdin,  2, 7  :concelebration as joined with the bishop when they celebrate the
 46 PresbytOrdin,  2, 7  :         will be able to give the bishop effective assistance in
 47 PresbytOrdin,  2, 8  :       priesthood under their own bishop. Even though priests are
 48 PresbytOrdin,  2, 8  :      together with the ordaining bishop on the new candidate, and
 49 PresbytOrdin,  2, 9  :       charged in the name of the bishop. At the same time, they
 50 PresbytOrdin,  2, 11 :             11. The Shepherd and Bishop of our souls61 so constituted
 51 PresbytOrdin,  3, 12 :        which they share with the bishop and their fellow priests,
 52 PresbytOrdin,  3, 15 :       the holy father, their own bishop, or other superiors give
 53 PresbytOrdin,  3, 19 :          are admonished by their bishop in the sacred rite of ordination
 54 PresbytOrdin,  3, 21 :  diocesan institution, which the bishop administers with the help
 55 DeiVerbum,  Pref, 1|1:      senate and assembly" of the bishop (Code of Canon Law, c.391),
 56 OptatTotius,  3, 4   :          to the authority of the bishop.~
 57 OptatTotius,  3, 5   :          their own vocation. The bishop, on the other hand, should,
 58 OptatTotius,  4, 8   :        the divine office, in the bishop who sends them and in the
 59 OptatTotius,  4, 9   :   priests, adhering to their own bishop as faithful helpers and
 60 ChristDomin,  1, 8   :         faculty to each diocesan bishop to dispense, in a particular
 61 ChristDomin,  2, 11  :          which is entrusted to a bishop to be shepherded by him
 62 ChristDomin,  2, 15  :        God in communion with the bishop and his presbytery. Therefore
 63 ChristDomin,  2, 17  :       under the direction of the bishop. Thus all undertakings and
 64 ChristDomin,  2, 20  :    designation for the office of bishop be granted to civil authorities.
 65 ChristDomin,  2, 23  :       that, on the one hand, the bishop himself- even though assisted
 66 ChristDomin,  2, 23  :       should be provided so that bishop and clergy, mindful also
 67 ChristDomin,  2, 23  :     different rite, the diocesan bishop should provide for their
 68 ChristDomin,  2, 25  :   appointed because the diocesan bishop cannot personally fulfill
 69 ChristDomin,  2, 25  :        requires that a coadjutor bishop be appointed to assist the
 70 ChristDomin,  2, 25  : appointed to assist the diocesan bishop. Coadjutor and auxiliary
 71 ChristDomin,  2, 25  :        authority of the diocesan bishop. ~Furthermore, coadjutor
 72 ChristDomin,  2, 25  :       reverence for the diocesan bishop and he, in turn, should
 73 ChristDomin,  2, 26  :      souls demands, the diocesan bishop should not hesitate to ask
 74 ChristDomin,  2, 26  :         nomination, the diocesan bishop is to appoint his auxiliary
 75 ChristDomin,  2, 26  :       the office of the diocesan bishop comes to an end. It is also
 76 ChristDomin,  2, 26  :       committed to the auxiliary bishop or, when there are more
 77 ChristDomin,  2, 26  :         auxiliaries.~A coadjutor bishop, appointed with the right
 78 ChristDomin,  2, 26  :          general by the diocesan bishop. In particular cases the
 79 ChristDomin,  2, 26  :        the diocese, the diocesan bishop and his coadjutor should
 80 ChristDomin,  2, 27  :       vicars can be named by the bishop. These automatically enjoy
 81 ChristDomin,  2, 27  :         the collaborators of the bishop in the government of the
 82 ChristDomin,  2, 27  :         pastoral ministry of the bishop. ~The diocesan curia should
 83 ChristDomin,  2, 27  :   appropriate instrument for the bishop, not only for administering
 84 ChristDomin,  2, 27  :          over which the diocesan bishop himself will preside and
 85 ChristDomin,  2, 28  :         in and exercise with the bishop the one priesthood of Christ
 86 ChristDomin,  2, 28  :       family whose father is the bishop. In order to distribute
 87 ChristDomin,  2, 28  :ministries among his priests, the bishop should possess a necessary
 88 ChristDomin,  2, 28  :        relationships between the bishop and the diocesan priests
 89 ChristDomin,  2, 28  :       priests with that of their bishop will render their pastoral
 90 ChristDomin,  2, 28  :        service to souls, let the bishop call the priests into dialogue,
 91 ChristDomin,  2, 28  :    contribute generously, as the bishop may direct and as their
 92 ChristDomin,  2, 29  :      closer collaborators of the bishop are those priests who are
 93 ChristDomin,  2, 29  :          Priests assigned by the bishop to various works of the
 94 ChristDomin,  2, 29  :     special consideration of the bishop in whose diocese they reside,
 95 ChristDomin,  2, 30  :           are cooperators of the bishop in a very special way, for
 96 ChristDomin,  2, 30  :         of the diocese under the bishop's authority. ~1.) In exercising
 97 ChristDomin,  2, 31  : administration of any parish the bishop should take into consideration
 98 ChristDomin,  2, 31  :         of souls. Wherefore, the bishop should be able to provide
 99 ChristDomin,  2, 31  :      simplified. In this way the bishop, while observing natural
100 ChristDomin,  2, 31  :       upon the invitation of the bishop. The bishop should provide
101 ChristDomin,  2, 31  :    invitation of the bishop. The bishop should provide suitable
102 ChristDomin,  2, 32  :   changes of this kind which the bishop is empowered to undertake
103 ChristDomin,  3, 40  : metropolitan jurisdiction of the bishop, in keeping with the norms
104 UnitatRedint,  3, 15 :      faithful, united with their bishop, have access to God the
105 OrientEccles,  3, 7  :          patriarch, is meant the bishop to whom belongs jurisdiction
106 OrientEccles,  4, 13 :      blessed by a patriarch or a bishop.14~
107 InterMirific,  2, 21 :          Bishops, or to a single Bishop. Moreover, laymen who are