Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     2,  15|          Churches or ecclesiastical communities. Many of them rejoice in
 2     3,  26|             salvation."53* In these communities, though frequently small


Sacrosanctum concilium
   Chap., Paragraph
 3     4,  95|                                 95. Communities obliged to choral office
 4     4,  95|            All members of the above communities who are in major orders


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
 5 Intro,  6 | circumstance, the traditional local communities such as families, clans,
 6     4,  40|    Christian Churches and ecclesial communities have done or are doing cooperatively
 7     4,  42|          bond between diverse human communities and nations, provided these
 8     5,  52|             exercise influence over communities and social groups should
 9     6,  56|         from disturbing the life of communities, from destroying the wisdom
10     7,  71|             of both individuals and communities to some ownership of external
11     9,  92|             also those brothers and communities not yet living with us in


Dignitatis humanae
   Chap., Paragraph
12     0,  4 |             in community. Religious communities are a requirement of the
13     0,  4 |             are observed, religious communities rightfully claim freedom
14     0,  4 |     religious principles.~Religious communities also have the right not
15     0,  4 |           religious authorities and communities abroad, in erecting buildings
16     0,  4 |            or properties.~Religious communities also have the right not
17     0,  4 |    religious freedom that religious communities should not be prohibited
18     0,  6 |          Church and other religious communities, in virtue of the duty of
19     0,  6 |          all citizens and religious communities to religious freedom should
20     0,  13|            the right of all men and communities and sanctioned by constitutional
21     0,  15|             dangerous for religious communities.~This council greets with


Ad gentes
   Chap., Paragraph
22     2,  12|   governments, by various Christian communities, and even by non - Christian
23     2,  15|         among churches or ecclesial communities and their works. ~The Christian
24     2,  16|           when the various faithful communities all have, from among their
25     2,  16|            over scattered Christian communities in the name of the pastor
26     2,  17|           over the prayers in their communities and teach sacred doctrine.
27     3,  19|            aware of their status as communities of faith, liturgy, and love.
28     5,  29|      undertaking of other Christian communities, that as far as possible
29     6,  36|         unison with other Christian communities, according to the norms
30     6,  37|          the People of God lives in communities, especially in dioceses
31     6,  37|           of renewal cannot grow in communities unless each of these extends
32     6,  37|           the communion between the communities may be made visible, and
33     6,  38|           opportunity is offered to communities which have long been Christian


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
34     2,  4 |             who preach. In areas or communities of non-Christians, the proclaiming
35     2,  5 |       liturgical ministry Christian communities entrusted to their care


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
36     3,  9 |           of action, namely, church communities, the family, youth, the
37     3,  10|         necessary within the Church communities that without it the apostolate
38     4,  18|       apostles both in their family communities and in their parishes and
39     4,  18|            activity both the Church communities and the various spheres.
40     4,  20|             the Gospel into various communities and departments of life.~
41     4,  22|      especially in Catholic mission communities and in regions where the
42     5,  27|             part of individuals and communities within the Church, either
43     6,  30|         ecclesiastical and temporal communities. They should be so involved


Optatam totius
   Chap., Paragraph
44     5, 16 |          the churches and ecclesial communities separated from the Apostolic


Perfectae caritatis
   Chap., Paragraph
45     0,  1 |      wonderful variety of religious communities has grown up which has made
46     0,  6 |  spirituality, members of religious communities should resolutely cultivate
47     0,  7 |                                  7. Communities which are entirely dedicated
48     0,  8 |             in the Church very many communities, both clerical and lay,
49     0,  8 |        tasks. The gifts which these communities possess differ according
50     0,  8 |              1 Cor. 12:4).~In these communities apostolic and charitable
51     0,  8 |         neighbor is fostered.~These communities, then, should adjust their
52     0,  8 |             Christ in these various communities be sustained by special
53     0,  9 |    Christian people.~Some religious communities according to their rule
54     0,  10|           some members of religious communities of brothers being admitted
55     0,  13|         local conditions, religious communities should readily offer a quasi-collective
56     0,  13|          who are in need.~Religious communities have the right to possess
57     0,  15|             one class of Sisters in communities of women. Only that distinction
58     0,  15|              monasteries of men and communities which are not exclusively
59     0,  19|           of founding new religious communities arises, their necessity
60     0,  19|        seriously weighed. Otherwise communities may be needlessly brought
61     0,  20|                       20. Religious communities should continue to maintain
62     0,  20|           be preserved in religious communities. It should be adapted, accordingly,
63     0,  21|                    21. There may be communities and monasteries which the
64     0,  21|         with other more flourishing communities and monasteries whose scope
65     0,  24|            their hearts. ~Religious communities have the right to make themselves


Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
66     2, 30 |             faithful and the parish communities will truly realize that
67     2, 34 |          Other members of religious communities, both men and women, also
68     2, 35 |          diocesan clergy, Religious communities which the not dedicated
69     2, 35 |             internal order of their communities so that in them all things
70     2, 35 |       common life promoted.19 These communities are also exempt so that
71     2, 35 |           between various religious communities and between them and the


Unitatis redintegratio
   Chap., Paragraph
72     1,  3 |          appearance and quite large communities came to be separated from
73     1,  3 |             who are born into these Communities and who grow up believing
74     1,  3 |            separated Churches23 and Communities as such, though we believe
75     1,  3 |     considered as individuals or as Communities and Churches, are not blessed
76     1,  4 |         from different Churches and Communities. At these meetings, which
77     3     |          III CHURCHES AND ECCLESIAL COMMUNITIES SEPARATED FROM THE ROMAN
78     3     |    Separated Churches and Ecclesial Communities in the West ~
79     3,  19|              Churches and ecclesial Communities came to be separated from
80     3,  19|        these Churches and ecclesial Communities, on account of their different
81     3,  19|        these Churches and ecclesial Communities there exist important differences
82     3,  22|     communion.~Though the ecclesial Communities which are separated from


Orientalium ecclesiarum
   Chap., Paragraph
83     1,  4 |           special cases of persons. communities or areas, of recourse to