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 1 Intro,3  |       an atmosphere of intense ecclesial and fraternal communion.
 2  I,9     |       the recent growth of the ecclesial community among many different
 3  I,9     |   specific vocation within the ecclesial community. Among them the
 4  I,9     |     young. 28 Associations and ecclesial movements devoted to the
 5 IV,23    |    baptism, insertion into the ecclesial community, the implantation
 6  V,24    |   other Christian Churches and ecclesial communities, and with the
 7  V,25    |      within the perspective of ecclesial communion that the universal
 8  V,25    |     grounded in the witness of ecclesial communion which constitutes
 9  V,25    |    economic realities of Asia. Ecclesial communion implies that each
10  V,25    |         to live the mystery of ecclesial communion and to take part
11  V,25    |  underlined the value of basic ecclesial communities as an effective
12  V,30    | faithful of other Churches and Ecclesial Communities; secondly, fidelity
13  V,30    |    some Christian Churches and Ecclesial Communities in Asia. Catholic
14  V,30    | important elements of a common ecclesial tradition. This forms a
15  V,31    |    communion at every level of ecclesial life, a renewed "holy pride"
16 VI,41    |       insights of biblical and ecclesial tradition. Ancient Israel
17 VII,42   |  isolated act; it is always an ecclesial task which has to be carried
18 VII,42   |   Christian family, and of the ecclesial community, which reveal
19 VII,48   |  members of other Churches and Ecclesial Communities, and with the
20 Conclu,50|      success of this important ecclesial event. First and foremost,