Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,4|          in the Lord but also as members of the College of Bishops,
 2 Intro,7|         Christ will make all the members of the Church in America
 3 II,17  |       America have welcomed many members of the Eastern Catholic
 4 II,23  |        weakest and most marginal members of society. It is also the
 5 III,32 |         efforts to integrate the members of the People of God within
 6 III,32 |         country and to unite the members of the particular Churches
 7 IV,33  |         of communion because her members, like branches, share the
 8 IV,34  |      spiritual life; it makes us members of Christ and draws us into
 9 IV,36  | participatory, involving all the members of the Church and awakening
10 IV,36  |         the encounter of all the members of God's People with Jesus
11 IV,40  |      community must lead all the members of the Church in America
12  V,56  |        the neglect of the weaker members of society. Indeed, the
13 VI,66  |       faithful too, precisely as members of the Church, have the
14 VI,66  |      desire to encourage all the members of God's People, particularly
15 VI,73  |  attitudes of the Church and her members towards them. (282) These