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 1 Intro,  0,2   |        represents for the ecclesial community. Together let us thank God
 2 Intro,  0,7   | contemporaries and to the ecclesial community itself never to lose sight
 3 Intro,  0,8   |            they offer the ecclesial community a singular testimony of
 4 Intro,  0,12  |          the ideal of the apostolic community and the founding charisms
 5   I,  0,15    |         prophetic statement for the community of the brethren and for
 6   I,  2,28    |           and progress of the whole community".Mary in fact is the sublime
 7   I,  3,32    |            service of the ecclesial community, in accordance with the
 8  II,  1,41    |             the Spirit, a fraternal community formed around the Apostles,
 9  II,  1,41    |            32-35). The life of that community and, even more, the experience
10  II,  1,41    |             taking shape as a human community in which the Trinity dwells,
11  II,  1,42    |            of Apostolic Life, where community living acquires special
12  II,  1,42    |             charitable service: "In community life, the power of the Holy
13  II,  1,42    |             if they were his own".n community life, then, it should in
14  II,  1,42    |           of all the members of the community, a love nourished by the
15  II,  1,43    |           first responsible for the community, as guides of their brothers
16  II,  1,44    |        wisdom and experience to the community, if only the community can
17  II,  1,44    |          the community, if only the community can remain close to them
18  II,  1,45    |          the image of the apostolic community~45. The fraternal life plays
19  II,  1,45    |            Institute, so that every community will be revealed as a luminous
20  II,  1,51    |           and then in the ecclesial community, and even beyond its boundaries,
21  II,  1,56    |             of time the Institute's community life and its particular
22  II,  1,56    |         projects, a strong sense of community and of the Church.Moreover,
23  II,  1,56    |   disorientation at the personal or community level, especially when these
24  II,  2,59    |       esteem in which the Christian community holds this type of life,
25  II,  2,59    |            towards which the entire community of the Church travels. "
26  II,  2,60    |        kinds, inside or outside the community, participating in this way
27  II,  2,60    |            service of the religious community, provided that this is approved
28  II,  2,60    |            rendered both within the community and in the apostolate, in
29  II,  2,62    |            an intense aspiration to community life, poverty and prayer.
30  II,  2,62    |           of incorporation into the community. They should wisely evaluate
31  II,  3,63    |            s own charism, to foster community life, to be attentive to
32  II,  3,67    |                        Formation in community and for the apostolate~67.
33  II,  3,67    |             communal dimension, the community is the chief place of formation
34  II,  3,67    |           the hardships and joys of community life takes place in the
35  II,  3,67    |             life takes place in the community itself. Through the fraternal
36  II,  3,67    |        moment of initial formation, community life must disclose the essential
37  II,  3,70    |            at both the personal and community levels. At such times, the
38  II,  3,71    |             especially in their own community, their serenity of spirit,
39 III,  0,72    |          its own: fraternal life in community for the sake of the mission.
40 III,  0,72    |            the more fraternal their community life, and the more ardent
41 III,  1,79    |         tradition of contemplation, community sharing, hospitality, respect
42 III,  1,82    |             as individuals and as a community. Strengthened by this living
43 III,  2,92    |       religious life because of the community dimension which marks it.
44 III,  2,92    |        individual personalities. In community life which is inspired by
45 III,  2,92    |   discernment and communion.Life in community is thus the particular sign,
46 III,  2,93    |            that every Institute and community will be a school of true
47 III,  2,94    |            circumstances of life in community, this meditation leads to
48 III,  2,95    |            of the Church, either in community or individually according
49 III,  3,96    |            the Spirit.In this way a community of learning becomes an experience
50 Conclu,  0,105|            15). The whole Christian community — pastors, laity and consecrated