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 1  I,9     |        reflection and spirit of communion which these meetings have
 2  I,12    |        on the path towards full communion than the shared celebration
 3 II,27    |      Lisieux lived her agony in communion with the agony of Jesus, "
 4 III,36   |      the privileged place where communion is ceaselessly proclaimed
 5 IV,42    |         Churches: the domain of communion (koinonia), which embodies
 6 IV,42    |      the mystery of the Church. Communion is the fruit and demonstration
 7 IV,42    |          It is in building this communion of love that the Church
 8 IV,43    |               A spirituality of communion ~43. To make the Church
 9 IV,43    |      the home and the school of communion: that is the great challenge
10 IV,43    |       promote a spirituality of communion, making it the guiding principle
11 IV,43    |     built up. A spirituality of communion indicates above all the
12 IV,43    |    around us. A spirituality of communion also means an ability to
13 IV,43    |   friendship. A spirituality of communion implies also the ability
14 IV,43    |      for me". A spirituality of communion means, finally, to know
15 IV,43    |          external structures of communion will serve very little purpose.
16 IV,43    |      without a soul, "masks" of communion rather than its means of
17 IV,44    |         to ensure and safeguard communion. How can we forget in the
18 IV,44    |      those specific services to communion which are the Petrine ministry
19 IV,44    |         of these instruments of communion, which are especially appropriate
20 IV,45    |                             45. Communion must be cultivated and extended
21 IV,45    |        clearly characterized by communion. To this end, the structures
22 IV,45    |    theology and spirituality of communion encourage a fruitful dialogue
23 IV,45    |     claims, the spirituality of communion, by prompting a trust and
24 IV,46    | vocations ~46. Such a vision of communion is closely linked to the
25 IV,46    |     another important aspect of communion is the promotion of forms
26 IV,48    |        urgent task of fostering communion in the delicate area of
27 IV,48    |       to reach full and visible communion with all Christians. ~In
28 IV,48    |       belonging to the Anglican Communion and the Ecclesial Communities
29 IV,49    |  Beginning with intra-ecclesial communion, charity of its nature opens
30 IV,53    |   legacy and remembrance of the communion experienced during the Jubilee. ~
31 Conclu,58|      who are united in the same communion, the communion which is
32 Conclu,58|         the same communion, the communion which is daily nourished