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 1 Intro   |      Church is understood as the community of the baptized, inseparably
 2   1,  3 |         are evident in the human community when justice, freedom, and
 3   1,  4 |        the life of the believing community, offering it an incomparable
 4   1,  4 |          action of the Church as community of faith and that of society
 5   2,  2 |       which tended to orient the community toward the future rather
 6   2,  2 |       for example, the Christian community is an eschatological people
 7   3     |     knows that she is not only a community of the elect, but one which
 8   3,  1 |     individual Christian and the community of the saints implore God
 9   3,  4 |        sin imposes on the entire community of Mother Church. The Church,
10   4,  1 | undertaken, and the interpreting community whose language is spoken
11   5,  1 |        the members of a specific community through the passage of time.~
12   6,  1 |      such a removal may help the community of the Church grow in holiness
13   6,  2 |     either inside or outside the community of the Church – must be