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 1 Intro,  0,2|     institutions represents for the ecclesial community. Together let
 2 Intro,  0,2|     re-emerging in the Churches and Ecclesial Communities which originated
 3 Intro,  0,4|             the profound reality of ecclesial communion, in which all
 4 Intro,  0,7|           contemporaries and to the ecclesial community itself never to
 5 Intro,  0,8|             this way they offer the ecclesial community a singular testimony
 6   I,  3,32 |            sphere, in the sphere of ecclesial communion an indispensable
 7   I,  3,32 |             power in the service of ecclesial communion, which is an organic
 8   I,  3,32 |       cooperation in service of the ecclesial community, in accordance
 9   I,  3,34 | fruitfulness, as it is expressed in ecclesial ministry, which becomes
10  II,  1,42 |              is an eloquent sign of ecclesial communion. It is practised
11  II,  1,42 |      solitude, do not withdraw from ecclesial communion but serve that
12  II,  1,46 |          God's design".The sense of ecclesial communion, developing into
13  II,  1,46 |          representative of the full ecclesial communion which the Saints,
14  II,  1,46 |             A distinctive aspect of ecclesial communion is allegiance
15  II,  1,49 |                Fruitful and ordered ecclesial communion~49. The Bishop
16  II,  1,49 |             called for by a healthy ecclesial life. Instead, the pastoral
17  II,  1,49 |             expressions of that one ecclesial charity by which all work
18  II,  1,51 |       internal life and then in the ecclesial community, and even beyond
19  II,  1,52 |           nourished by the sense of ecclesial communion. Those who are
20  II,  1,56 |      members of one or other of the ecclesial movements which have spread
21  II,  1,56 |            that membership in these ecclesial movements does not endanger
22  II,  1,57 |             economic, religious and ecclesial life.~Having received from
23  II,  2,59 |          light of this vocation and ecclesial mission, the cloister responds
24  II,  2,60 |          services can be considered ecclesial ministries, granted by legitimate
25  II,  2,62 |             their spirituality, the ecclesial awareness shown in carrying
26  II,  3,63 |           consecrated life from the ecclesial mission of the consecrated
27 III,  0,74 |                                     Ecclesial cooperation and apostolic
28 III,  0,74 |          they are, come together in ecclesial communion in a more convinced
29 III,  1,79 |      orthodoxy, moral integrity and ecclesial communion.Supported by the
30 III,  1,83 |        cooperate closely with those ecclesial bodies entrusted with the
31 III,  4,100|          that in other Churches and Ecclesial Communities monasticism