Chapter, Paragraph

 1  V,24 |            Lord is expected to bear fruit: "He who abides in me, and
 2  V,24 |            he it is that bears much fruit" (Jn 15:5). So true is this
 3  V,24 |            person who does not bear fruit does not remain in communion: "
 4  V,24 |        branch of mine that bears no fruit [my Father] takes away" (
 5  V,24 | indispensable condition for bearing fruit; and communion with others,
 6  V,24 |             is the most magnificent fruit that the branches can give.
 7  V,24 |      represents both the source and fruit of mission: communion gives
 8  V,30 |            to be authentic and bear fruit, ecumenism requires certain
 9  V,31 |           and with hope of positive fruit engage in interreligious
10 VII,44|            is sure to bear abundant fruit not only in the Churches