Chapter, Paragraph, Number
1 I, 0,6 | specifically religious and Christian sphere, ideological prejudice
2 I, 0,6 | even in some traditionally Christian environments, is not only
3 I, 0,7 | recent in many traditionally Christian countries, is the presence
4 I, 0,8 | tendency to subjectivize the Christian faith and to belong only
5 I, 0,8 | penetrating experience of Christian and ecclesial life and to
6 II, 0,12 | fathers wrote, "like every Christian identity, has its source
7 II, 0,12 | missionary tension, that every Christian identity is revealed, and
8 II, 0,15 | people and of the fullness of Christian life of all the baptized.~
9 II, 0,18 | brethren of other churches and Christian denominations, but it also
10 III, 0,19 | apostle Paul reminds us that a Christian life is a "spiritual life,"
11 III, 0,19 | called to the fullness of Christian life and to the perfection
12 III, 0,20 | bishop, with you I am a Christian. The former title speaks
13 III, 0,20 | bishop, with you I am a Christian, he goes on to say: "If
14 III, 0,27 | their development toward Christian perfection.( 72)~For all
15 III, 0,28 | serving the structure of the Christian community among its common
16 III, 0,28 | toward salvation.~Authentic Christian obedience, when it is properly
17 III, 0,28 | who knows how to obey in Christian really able to require obedience
18 III, 0,31 | Like every authentically Christian spiritual life, the spiritual
19 III, 0,31 | saints." The holiness of the Christian has its source in the holiness
20 III, 0,31 | element in his living a Christian spirituality. In this sense,
21 III, 0,31 | in service of the entire Christian community and in a generous
22 III, 0,31 | use these charisms with Christian humility, with firm self -
23 III, 0,32 | especially for the non - Christian groups in their own area.
24 IV, 0,34 | also significant for the Christian vocation as such, has a
25 IV, 0,35 | Gift of Vocation~35. Every Christian vocation finds its foundation
26 IV, 0,35 | will" (Eph. 1:3-5).~Each Christian vocation comes from God
27 IV, 0,35 | which the vocation of every Christian is reflected and lived out.
28 IV, 0,35 | essential dimension of the Christian vocation: Not only does
29 IV, 0,35 | service "to" the Church. Christian vocation, whatever shape
30 IV, 0,36 | vocation, as indeed of every Christian vocation, is the history
31 IV, 0,37 | which naturally marks every Christian vocation, and the priestly
32 IV, 0,37 | fostering the growth of the Christian community and the common
33 IV, 0,37 | primarily toward restoring a "Christian mentality," one built on
34 IV, 0,38 | work for vocations. Indeed, Christian prayer, nourished by the
35 IV, 0,38 | habit within the entire Christian community and in every one
36 IV, 0,38 | and in particular of all Christian prayer, plays an influential
37 IV, 0,38 | frequent in human life, the Christian who is ill offers himself
38 IV, 0,39 | proclaiming and witnessing to the Christian meaning of vocation, or
39 IV, 0,39 | splendid and privileged form of Christian living. Educators, and priests
40 IV, 0,40 | while addressed to the Christian community as such, must
41 IV, 0,40 | gives himself to each Christian with different charisms
42 IV, 0,40 | The aim of education for a Christian is to attain the "stature
43 IV, 0,41 | vocations falls on the whole Christian community, and they should
44 IV, 0,41 | principally by living full Christian lives."( 112) Only on the
45 IV, 0,41 | responsibility falls upon the Christian family, which by virtue
46 IV, 0,41 | synod fathers wrote: "The Christian family, which is truly a '
47 IV, 0,41 | Since the reality of the Christian family is endangered nowadays,
48 IV, 0,41 | if it is endowed with a Christian spirit (either by a significant
49 IV, 0,41 | view to a more missionary Christian presence in the world. These
50 IV, 0,41 | heart of the love which each Christian feels for the Church. ~
51 V, 0,42 | sole organic journey of Christian and priestly living. The
52 V, 1,43 | sacraments, to guide the Christian community in charity "in
53 V, 1,45 | light of revelation and Christian experience, spiritual formation
54 V, 1,46 | constitutes the "mystery" of Christian existence which is under
55 V, 1,46 | constitute the ethos of Christian living. Jesus has taught
56 V, 1,46 | this marvelous reality of Christian living, which is also the
57 V, 1,46 | thirst for God. However, the Christian religion is often regarded
58 V, 1,46 | absolute transcendence of the Christian mystery, describes the communion
59 V, 1,46 | is a classical theme of Christian spirituality. It has a specific
60 V, 1,47 | of the genuine meaning of Christian prayer, as a living and
61 V, 1,48 | 48. The high point of Christian prayer is the Eucharist,
62 V, 1,48 | of the formation of every Christian, and in particular of every
63 V, 1,48 | the "grace" which "renews" Christian living is the grace of Jesus
64 V, 1,48 | and govern the life of the Christian is written by the sacraments
65 V, 1,50 | he will be able to aid Christian spouses to live fully the "
66 V, 1,50 | decision, he needs to know the Christian and truly human nature and
67 V, 1,51 | is. "If we expect every Christian," the synod fathers write, "
68 V, 1,51 | dimension of their human, Christian, spiritual and vocational
69 V, 1,54 | need both to know "all" the Christian truths, without arbitrarily
70 V, 1,54 | communicate" to others the Christian faith and outlook. Hence
71 V, 1,54 | whose object is the fact of Christian revelation and its transmission
72 V, 1,55 | regions of the world, the Christian religion is considered as
73 V, 1,55 | the word of God and with Christian anthropology, and thus illumine
74 V, 1,55 | incompatible with the faith and Christian living, and raising their
75 V, 1,55 | weaker education in human, Christian and priestly virtues, and
76 V, 1,59 | prescience of the Trinity in the Christian community. This awareness,
77 V, 2,60 | living in joy."( 190) As a Christian institution, the seminary
78 V, 2,61 | common with the human and Christian formation of all the members
79 V, 2,62 | minor seminaries, and the Christian life of the community offered
80 V, 2,62 | in general, a suitable Christian instruction and education.~
81 V, 2,62 | there be a period of human, Christian, intellectual and spiritual
82 V, 2,62 | behavior in conformity with Christian tradition. They should also
83 V, 2,64 | in the activities of the Christian community which helps them
84 V, 3,66 | is a fundamental value of Christian living and of the pastoral
85 V, 3,67 | one who really knows the Christian mystery is the Church as
86 V, 3,68 | first of all the family: Christian parents, as also brothers
87 V, 3,68 | who are the product of the Christian, spiritual and apostolic
88 VI, 0,70 | knowledge of the mystery of Christian priesthood. Pastoral charity
89 VI, 0,72 | to all who ask, of their Christian hope (cf. 1 Pt. 3:15). Furthermore,
90 VI, 0,74 | broadens the horizon of Christian witness and contributes
91 VI, 0,78 | general and the life of the Christian communities in particular,
92 VI, 0,78 | priest.~The truth is that the Christian experience of persons who
93 Conclu, 0,82| increasing and deepening their Christian fruitfulness in the Church
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