Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,14 |   precisely a time when the community committed itself to re-establishing
 2 III,29|   the circumstances of each community. The Jubilee has given us
 3 III,29|    choices of each diocesan community with those of neighbouring
 4 III,31| whole life of the Christian community and of Christian families
 5 III,34|  average day of a Christian community to combine the many forms
 6 III,35|    in the way the Christian community celebrates the Sacraments,
 7 IV,45 |     youngest members of the community: "By the Lord's inspiration,
 8 IV,46 |     linked to the Christian community's ability to make room for
 9 IV,46 |   for the good of the whole community, sustaining it in all its
10 IV,49 |    dedication the Christian community can go in charity towards
11 IV,50 |     that in every Christian community the poor feel at home. Would
12 IV,53 |  Church, when the Jerusalem community offered non-Christians the