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 1 Intro,3   |            must attain in the third Christian millennium.~
 2 Intro,5   |          the threshold of the third Christian millennium and at a time
 3 Intro,5   |              including their shared Christian identity and their genuine
 4 Intro,6   |          piety and popular forms of Christian religiosity”.( 10) There
 5  I,9      |            would become part of the Christian community (cf. Acts 2:38).~
 6  I,11     |             a splendid flowering of Christian life.~
 7 II,14     |                                 The Christian identity of America~14.
 8 II,14     |          faith which has forged its Christian identity. For more than
 9 II,14     |            fact. Clearly, America's Christian identity is not synonymous
10 II,14     |     identity. The presence of other Christian communities, to a greater
11 II,15     |          finest fruits of America's Christian identity. In them, the encounter
12 II,15     |        provide heroic models of the Christian life across the range of
13 II,18     |           Church's influence on the Christian formation of Americans is
14 II,18     |        clear will to impart a truly Christian education.( 49)~Another
15 II,18     |             ceaselessly invites the Christian community to a commitment
16 III,26    |            to a deeper sense of our Christian vocation. The greatness
17 III,27    |         aware of the demands of the Christian life and if we do not strive
18 III,27    |            Jn 3:17). Hence, for the Christian people of America conversion
19 III,27    |          name as citizens guided by Christian conscience and what they
20 III,29    |            make their own a genuine Christian spirituality. “In effect,
21 III,29    |             of life in keeping with Christian demands. Spirituality is '
22 III,29    |    liturgical, is the duty of every Christian. “Jesus Christ, the Good
23 III,29    |      capacity and condition of each Christian, so that in all the different
24 III,29    |             in everyday life”.( 84)~Christian spirituality is nourished
25 III,29    |             responsibilities of the Christian life. On the contrary, in
26 IV,34     |                                     Christian initiation and communion~
27 IV,34     |           through the sacraments of Christian initiation: Baptism, Confirmation
28 IV,34     |       Christ”. (103) The journey of Christian initiation comes to completion
29 IV,34     |        people for the sacraments of Christian initiation, the Synod Fathers
30 IV,35     |           simply the culmination of Christian initiation. While Baptism
31 IV,38     |             living tradition of the Christian East; that the Bishops of
32 IV,38     |             heritage of the Eastern Christian tradition.~
33 IV,40     |             they first develop, and Christian families must be invited
34 IV,41     |            and fraternal, places of Christian initiation, of education
35 IV,41(141)| Evangelization, Human Promotion and Christian Culture, 58.~
36 IV,43     |            by Bishops, priests, and Christian communities, and that, conscious
37 IV,44     |        laity. A deeper knowledge of Christian ethical principles and moral
38 IV,46     |                   Challenges facing Christian families~46. “God the Creator,
39 IV,46     |            it fruitful in human and Christian virtues; it is there that
40 IV,46     |   catechetical effort regarding the Christian ideal of conjugal communion
41 IV,46     |          domestic church” (176) the Christian family needs to be a setting
42 IV,47     |         people through programs for Christian families, catechesis, Catholic
43 IV,47     |    priesthood, consecrated life and Christian married life. (181)~
44 IV,49     |             of communion with other Christian Churches and Ecclesial Communities~
45 IV,49     |       Catholic Church and the other Christian Churches and Ecclesial Communities
46 IV,49     |             concerning non-Catholic Christian Churches and Ecclesial Communities
47 IV,49     |         distinguish clearly between Christian communities, with which
48  V,52     |             all. It is expressed in Christian love which seeks the good
49  V,58     |              in loving the poor the Christian imitates the attitude of
50  V,60     |            involvement of competent Christian laity who, thanks to their
51  V,64     |          These can build bridges of Christian love, peace and justice
52  V,64     |             partial account of true Christian doctrine. Then too, it will
53  V,65     |           heritage which is rich in Christian elements. The Church is
54 VI,66     |           work by the sacraments of Christian initiation and by the gifts
55 VI,67     |           have remained faithful to Christian values. In this regard the
56 VI,69     |          into the experience of the Christian life, which involves the
57 VI,69     |           of the Redemption and the Christian service of others”. (256)~
58 VI,71     |           way will they train truly Christian leaders in the different
59 VI,72     |        products promoting human and Christian values. (278) But a program
60 VI,73(286)| Evangelization, Human Promotion and Christian Culture, 139-152.~
61 VI,74     |             immense riches of their Christian heritage. They must take
62 VI,74     |              in accordance with its Christian vitality, will play its
63 Conclu,75 |          the beginning of the Third Christian Millennium can be the right
64 Conclu,76 |       Churches”, (294) in which the Christian faith is lived and passed
65 Conclu,76 |            the other forms ~of firm Christian commitment.~Protect your