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  1 Intro,1   |        Jesus and a new stage of the Church's journey begins, our hearts
  2 Intro,1   |          for ever" (Heb 13:8). ~The Church's joy was great this year,
  3 Intro,1   |           Saviour of the world, the Church and the Spirit cried out: "
  4 Intro,1   |          has been poured out on the Church. This is the water of the
  5 Intro,2   |        opportunity during which the Church, thirty-five years after
  6 Intro,2   |       Spirit has been saying to the Church (cf. Rev 2:7,11,17, etc.)
  7 Intro,3   |         holy catholic and apostolic Church of Christ is truly present
  8 Intro,3   |             situation of each local church that the mystery of the
  9 Intro,3   |       analysis, this rooting of the Church in time and space mirrors
 10 Intro,3   |             the time for each local Church to assess its fervour and
 11 Intro,3   |       Petrine ministry, so that the Church may shine ever more brightly
 12 Intro,3(1)|            Office of Bishops in the Church Christus Dominus, 11. ~
 13  I,4      |           look to Christ and to his Church".3 And this Jubilee Year
 14  I,6      |      indulgence, but for the entire Church, which has decided to recall
 15  I,6      |          conscience, aware that the Church, embracing sinners in her
 16  I,6      |      forgiveness in the name of the Church for the sins of all her
 17  I,6(4)   |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 8. ~
 18  I,7      |             behind, by granting his Church a great host of saints and
 19  I,7      |             best the mystery of the Church. Holiness, a message that
 20  I,8      |                           A pilgrim Church ~8. As if following in the
 21  I,8      |           sons and daughters of the Church have come in successive
 22  I,8      |       concrete image of the pilgrim Church, the Church placed, as Saint
 23  I,8      |             the pilgrim Church, the Church placed, as Saint Augustine
 24  I,8(5)   |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 8. ~
 25  I,9      |             be for Rome and for the Church a special gift of the Spirit
 26  I,12     |            gifts of each individual church, and indeed of each individual
 27  I,12     |            harmony, so that the one Church of Christ can show ever
 28  I,12(7)  |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 1. ~
 29  I,13     |             from the members of the Church but also from the Israeli
 30  I,15     |            manifold presence in the Church and in the world, and confessed
 31 II,16     |             them. And is it not the Church's task to reflect the light
 32 II,19     |          Peter, and with him by the Church in every age, truly goes
 33 II,21     |             the Apostle Thomas, the Church is constantly invited by
 34 II,21     |            20:27). Like Thomas, the Church bows down in adoration before
 35 II,22     |        Jesus' humanity. But for the Church's faith it is essential
 36 II,23(11) |        Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
 37 II,24     |        Christ's self-awareness. The Church has no doubt that the Evangelists
 38 II,27     |        intuition on the part of the Church of Christ's consciousness
 39 II,28     |       Friday and Holy Saturday, the Church pauses in contemplation
 40 II,28     |            Risen Christ to whom the Church now looks. And she does
 41 II,28     |             after these events, the Church relives them as if they
 42 II,28     |             by this experience, the Church today sets out once more
 43 III,29    |        sisters, has accompanied the Church for two thousand years,
 44 III,29    |         journey common to the whole Church, a catechetical journey
 45 III,29    |            done, in the life of the Church everywhere. It is in the
 46 III,29    |       Churches and of the universal Church. ~This harmonization will
 47 III,30    |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, dedicated
 48 III,30    |            of their teaching on the Church. The rediscovery of the
 49 III,30    |              The rediscovery of the Church as "mystery", or as a people "
 50 III,30    |             it a rediscovery of the Church's "holiness", understood
 51 III,30    |             Is 6:3). To profess the Church as holy means to point to
 52 III,30(16)|        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 40. ~
 53 III,31    |         movements recognized by the Church. ~
 54 III,32    |            summit and source of the Church's life, 17 but also in personal
 55 III,33    |           mystical tradition of the Church of both East and West has
 56 III,34    |            the public prayer of the Church invites us to consecrate
 57 III,35    |            summit towards which the Church's action tends and at the
 58 III,35    |          year but every Sunday, the Church will continue to show to
 59 III,36    |         also becomes the Day of the Church, 22 when she can effectively
 60 III,38    |           Peter to invite the whole Church to make this act of faith,
 61 III,39    |           of God in the life of the Church, great progress has certainly
 62 III,39    |            the public prayer of the Church. Individuals and communities
 63 III,40    |           surely a priority for the Church at the dawn of the new millennium.
 64 III,40    |             not fail to stir in the Church a new sense of mission,
 65 III,40    |            and the tradition of the Church, will also reflect the different
 66 III,40    |            way in the beauty of the Church's varied face. This is perhaps
 67 III,41    |           sense of mission. For the Church, the martyrs have always
 68 IV,42     |           the part of the universal Church and the particular Churches:
 69 IV,42     |       essence of the mystery of the Church. Communion is the fruit
 70 IV,42     |          communion of love that the Church appears as "sacrament",
 71 IV,42     |        things are necessary for the Church's journey through history,
 72 IV,42     |            truly the "heart" of the Church, as was well understood
 73 IV,42     |          proclaimed a Doctor of the Church precisely because she is
 74 IV,42     |               I understood that the Church had a Heart and that this
 75 IV,42     |          stirred the members of the Church to act... I understood that
 76 IV,42(26) |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 1. ~
 77 IV,43     |          communion ~43. To make the Church the home and the school
 78 IV,44     |           Christ's own plan for the Church, 28 but which need to be
 79 IV,44     |             to the issues which the Church must face in these rapidly
 80 IV,44(28) |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, Chapter III. ~
 81 IV,45     |           in the structures of each Church's life. There, relations
 82 IV,45(29) |     Collaboration in the Particular Church". ~
 83 IV,45     |       hierarchical structure of the Church and averts any temptation
 84 IV,46     |            Spirit. The unity of the Church is not uniformity, but an
 85 IV,46     |           Cor 12:12). Therefore the Church of the Third Millennium
 86 IV,46     |        active responsibility in the Church's life. Together with the
 87 IV,46     |       relevance for the life of the Church in every part of the world.
 88 IV,46     |          whole people of God in the Church and in the world ... by
 89 IV,46(32) |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 31. ~
 90 IV,46     |          which continue to give the Church a vitality that is God's
 91 IV,46     |           within both the universal Church and the particular Churches,
 92 IV,47     |       Christ's nuptial love for his Church (cf. Eph 5:32). ~On this
 93 IV,47     |             32). ~On this point the Church cannot yield to cultural
 94 IV,47     |          play an active role in the Church and in society in safeguarding
 95 IV,48     |             more vivid sense of the Church as a mystery of unity. "
 96 IV,48     |        unity. "I believe in the one Church": what we profess in the
 97 IV,48     |   foundation in Christ, in whom the Church is undivided (cf. 1 Cor
 98 IV,48     |       reality of division among the Church's children appears at the
 99 IV,48     |            as the wellspring of the Church's unity and as the gift
100 IV,48     |            embodied in the Catholic Church, despite the human limitations
101 IV,48     |           properly belonging to the Church of Christ, these elements
102 IV,48     |            gifts which enriched the Church of the first millennium.
103 IV,48     |         memory of the time when the Church breathed with "both lungs"
104 IV,48(34) |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 8. ~
105 IV,49     |             the Christian life, the Church's whole activity and her
106 IV,49     |      orthodoxy of her doctrine, the Church measures her fidelity as
107 IV,49     |         poor, and this requires the Church to make a preferential option
108 IV,49(35) |        Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
109 IV,51     |             the point of making the Church's presence unpopular, but
110 IV,51     |        properly the reasons for the Church's position, stressing that
111 IV,52     |        agencies. In particular, the Church's relationship with civil
112 IV,52     |           with the teachings of the Church's social doctrine. ~Well
113 IV,52     |             the efforts made by the Church's teaching authority, especially
114 IV,52(36) |        Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
115 IV,53     |           the very beginning of the Church, when the Jerusalem community
116 IV,53     |             has looked to Rome, the Church "which presides in charity"37
117 IV,54     | contemplation of the Fathers of the Church, who employed this image
118 IV,54     |     employed this image to show the Church's dependence on Christ,
119 IV,55     |           for the Great Jubilee the Church has sought to build, not
120 IV,55(39) |             the Relationship of the Church to Non-Christian Religions
121 IV,56     |            a duty to proclaim. ~The Church therefore cannot forgo her
122 IV,56     |         human life and history, the Church herself will never cease
123 IV,56(41) |        Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
124 IV,56     |          the purpose of God",42 the Church acknowledges that she has
125 IV,57     |             this reason I asked the Church, as a way of preparing for
126 IV,57     |             Magisterium, within the Church's Tradition. Now that the
127 IV,57     |         great grace bestowed on the Church in the twentieth century:
128 Conclu,58 |    millennium is opening before the Church like a vast ocean upon which
129 Conclu,58 |       filial affection of the whole Church, I say to her: "Woman, behold
130 Conclu,59 |           thanksgiving of the whole Church rise to the Father, through