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 1  1,9 |        Church, that is to say, the community of the faithful on earth
 2  1,15|            the world and the human community, but also and above all,
 3  1,16|            prayer, in family or in community, in the hunger and thirst
 4  2,20|       remain in isolation from the community, but must live in a continual
 5  2,24|       usefulness for the ecclesial community, ordered as they are to
 6  2,24|            for the whole Christian community. Nevertheless, at the same
 7  2,24|            the faithful and of the community"(81).~For this reason no
 8  2,26|           Parish~26. The ecclesial community, while always having a universal
 9  2,26|          welcoming home"(92), the "community of the faithful"(93). Plainly
10  2,26|        because it is a Eucharistic community(94). This means that the
11  2,26|         means that the parish is a community properly suited for celebrating
12  2,26|          fact that the parish is a community of faith and an organic
13  2,26|            of faith and an organic community, that is, constituted by
14  2,26|    importance: to create the basic community of the Christian people;
15  2,27|           of the apostolate on the community level, inasmuch as it brings
16  2,27|             bringing to the Church community their own and the world'
17  2,27|        place" in the world for the community of believers to gather together
18  2,28|            growth of the ecclesial community while, at the same time,
19  2,29|         nourishes in the ecclesial community, and so great is the capacity
20  2,29|            member of a group, of a community, of an association, or of
21  2,29|           context of the Christian community. As mentioned, this reason
22  2,31|            of the entire Christian community, pastoral activities and
23  3,33|           liturgical life of their community, they are eager to do their
24  3,33|            apostolic works of that community. They lead to the Church
25  3,33|          Church is built up into a community of faith: more precisely,
26  3,33|             more precisely, into a community that confesses the faith
27  3,34|     fostering a viable and working community of faith, are now put to
28  3,34|            fabric of the ecclesial community itself present in these
29  3,34|   participation in the life of the community, in other words, through
30  3,35|   increasingly smaller, the Church community ought to strengthen the
31  3,35|          faithful: in this way the community which itself has been evangelized
32  3,36|      evangelizing and evangelized" community, and for this very reason
33  3,36|   individual members and the whole community, the Church believes she
34  3,40|         its whole truth in being a community of persons.~Thus the result
35  3,40|       concern is reserved for this community, especially, in those times
36  3,42|         acceptance. "The political community"-we read in the Constitution
37  3,42|           common good in which the community finds its full justification
38  3,42| relationship between the political community and the Church, and to distinguish
39  3,42|      identified with any political community nor bound by ties to any
40  3,42|          nearness of the Christian community and their Pastors(153).~
41  3,43|        make the workplace become a community of persons respected in
42  3,44|      family and in the whole civic community through the improvement
43  3,44|       individual right and through community initiatives and institutions,
44  4,49|            the primitive Christian community (cf. Rom 16:1-15; Phil 4:
45  4,51|          the life of the Christian community(191).~Above all the acknowledgment
46  4,51| professional life and in the civil community"(193).~In the more specific
47  4,52|          and woman to be the prime community of persons, source of every
48  4,52|     persons, source of every other community, and, at the same time,
49  4,52|          the Christian family is a community in which the relationships
50  4,52|            mission should follow a community pattern: the spouses together
51  4,53|           to century the Christian community in revealing and communicating
52  4,54|        components of the ecclesial community in a coordinated way, is
53  5,57|           the efforts of the whole community (clergy, lay faithful and
54  5,61|           Thus the whole ecclesial community, in its diverse members,
55  5,62|           into the wider ecclesial community and civil society. The more
56  5,62|            develop this "formation community" which is together comprised