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 1 Intro,  0,2 |            desire for an ever fuller communion between Christians, "that
 2 Intro,  0,4 |        profound reality of ecclesial communion, in which all gifts converge
 3 Intro,  0,4 |     particular mission in the Church.Communion in the Church is not uniformity,
 4 Intro,  0,6 |       possessions, lived in the holy communion of the monastery or in the
 5 Intro,  0,6 |              to be eloquent signs of communion, welcoming abodes for those
 6 Intro,  0,8 |        prayer, mortification and the communion of fraternal love, they
 7 Intro,  0,9 |            through prayer a profound communion of mind with him (cf. Phil
 8 Intro,  0,10|            enabled to be a leaven of communion and apostolic generosity
 9 Intro,  0,13|             aspects of consecration, communion and mission. I also hope
10   I,  0,14  |          Trinitarian life and of the communion of saints, and as it were
11   I,  0,15  |            the grace of this special communion of love with Christ feel
12   I,  3,30  |           offering of themselves, in communion with Christ who offers himself
13   I,  3,31  |             the Church as an organic communion in the diversity of vocations,
14   I,  3,32  |              the sphere of ecclesial communion an indispensable ministry
15   I,  3,32  |             the service of ecclesial communion, which is an organic communion,
16   I,  3,32  |       communion, which is an organic communion, hierarchically structured.
17   I,  4,36  |     fostering an intimate and joyful communion of life with him, in the
18   I,  4,36  |       journeys and in their lives of communion and apostolic work, in order
19  II         |       CONSECRATED LIFE AS A SIGN ~OF COMMUNION IN THE CHURCH~
20  II,  1,41  |             a concrete experience of communion (cf. Acts 2:42-47; 4:32-
21  II,  1,41  |             essentially a mystery of communion, "a people made one with
22  II,  1,41  |              in history the gifts of communion proper to the three divine
23  II,  1,41  |              ways in which fraternal communion is expressed in the life
24  II,  1,41  |           sharing in the Trinitarian communion can change human relationships
25  II,  1,41  |              the beauty of fraternal communion and of the ways which actually
26  II,  1,42  |           eloquent sign of ecclesial communion. It is practised with special
27  II,  1,42  |           the dimension of fraternal communion alien to Secular Institutes,
28  II,  1,42  |              withdraw from ecclesial communion but serve that communion
29  II,  1,42  |             communion but serve that communion by their specific charism
30  II,  1,42  |              special relationship of communion with the particular and
31  II,  1,42  |          specific mission, fraternal communion is a God-enlightened space
32  II,  1,42  |            soul to the experience of communion with the Father and with
33  II,  1,42  |             Christ (cf. 1 Jn 1:3), a communion which is the source of fraternal
34  II,  1,43  |              strengthening fraternal communion and in order not to render
35  II,  1,45  |          each person's commitment to communion is strengthened. The nature
36  II,  1,46  |         teaching about the Church as communion, so strongly proposed by
37  II,  1,46  |          asked to be true experts of communion and to practise the spirituality
38  II,  1,46  |               The sense of ecclesial communion, developing into a spirituality
39  II,  1,46  |    developing into a spirituality of communion, promotes a way of thinking,
40  II,  1,46  |           and extension. The life of communion in fact "becomes a sign
41  II,  1,46  |            in Christ ... In this way communion leads to mission, and itself
42  II,  1,46  |           becomes mission"; indeed, "communion begets communion: in essence
43  II,  1,46  |            indeed, "communion begets communion: in essence it is a communion
44  II,  1,46  |        communion: in essence it is a communion that is missionary". In
45  II,  1,46  | representative of the full ecclesial communion which the Saints, founders
46  II,  1,46  |      distinctive aspect of ecclesial communion is allegiance of mind and
47  II,  1,47  |             called to be a leaven of communion at the service of the mission
48  II,  1,47  |            of the particular bond of communion which the different Institutes
49  II,  1,47  |           maintained strong bonds of communion with the Successors of Peter,
50  II,  1,47  |        character of universality and communion proper to Institutes of
51  II,  1,48  |            teaching on the Church as communion and mystery, and on the
52  II,  1,49  |       Fruitful and ordered ecclesial communion~49. The Bishop is the father
53  II,  1,49  |     consecrated persons, so that, in communion with the Church, they open
54  II,  1,49  |             charism, working in full communion with the Bishop in the areas
55  II,  1,49  |          with the demands of organic communion called for by a healthy
56  II,  1,49  |              to build up the organic communion — charismatic and at the
57  II,  1,50  |     interventions on the doctrine of communion, but great satisfaction
58  II,  1,50  |              spiritual experience of communion and cooperation be extended
59  II,  1,50  |    understanding and spirituality of communion.~
60  II,  1,51  |        spreading the spirituality of communion, first of all in their internal
61  II,  1,51  |             always possible and that communion can bring differences into
62  II,  1,51  |            prayer, the wellspring of communion, is called to become a pattern
63  II,  1,51  |              witness to the sense of communion between peoples, races and
64  II,  1,52  |                                      Communion among different Institutes~
65  II,  1,52  |            by the sense of ecclesial communion. Those who are united by
66  II,  1,53  |          significant contribution to communion can be made by the Conferences
67  II,  1,53  |               Institutes express the communion which unites them, and they
68  II,  1,53  |              means to reinforce that communion, with respect and esteem
69  II,  1,53  |              In the perspective of a communion open to the challenges of
70  II,  1,53  |             Life, as a sign of their communion with the Holy See. An active
71  II,  1,53  |             promote coordination and communion will prove to be particularly
72  II,  1,53  |            not only to the growth of communion between Institutes of Consecrated
73  II,  1,54  |                                      Communion and cooperation with the
74  II,  1,54  |            teaching on the Church as communion has been the growing awareness
75  II,  1,55  |             These new experiences of communion and cooperation should be
76  II,  2,59  |            is the place of spiritual communion with God and with the brethren,
77  II,  2,62  |         Spirit, who is the source of communion and unceasing newness of
78  II,  3,66  |            their task in a spirit of communion with the whole Church, is
79 III,  0,73  |          discernment safeguards full communion with the Church. In this
80 III,  0,74  |           Everything must be done in communion and dialogue with all other
81 III,  0,74  |             In particular, effective communion among those graced with
82 III,  0,74  |           come together in ecclesial communion in a more convinced manner,
83 III,  0,74  |           example of how we can link communion with the Father to an intensely
84 III,  1,79  |              integrity and ecclesial communion.Supported by the charism
85 III,  1,81  |             to the founding charism, communion with all those who in the
86 III,  1,83  |            offer their sufferings in communion with Christ, crucified and
87 III,  2,84  |           self-giving, for unfailing communion in the Church, for the practice
88 III,  2,92  |           service of discernment and communion.Life in community is thus
89 III,  2,93  |            by him to Christ, in full communion of love and service in the
90 III,  2,95  |                                   In communion with Christ~95. An indispensable
91 III,  2,95  |            of effectively sustaining communion with Christ is assuredly
92 III,  2,95  |      establish an ever more profound communion with him by sharing daily
93 III,  4,100 |         counsels, as in the Anglican Communion and in the Communities of