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 1  2,19|         humanity. For this purpose ecclesial communion cannot be interpreted
 2  2,20|           and Complementarity ~20. Ecclesial communion is more precisely
 3  2,20|           organic nature proper to ecclesial communion but also its aspect
 4  2,21|            as well as of gifts and ecclesial tasks.~
 5  2,23|           creating, in reality, an ecclesial structure of parallel service
 6  2,23|          more ordered and fruitful ecclesial practice of the ministries
 7  2,24|   indirectly, a usefulness for the ecclesial community, ordered as they
 8  2,25|          adequate participation in ecclesial life the lay faithful absolutely
 9  2,26|                 The Parish~26. The ecclesial community, while always
10  2,26|   communities of Christians, local ecclesial authorities ought to foster
11  2,26|            are true expressions of ecclesial communion and centers of
12  2,27| undertaking sponsored by their own ecclesial family"(101).~The Council'
13  2,27|         the growth of an authentic ecclesial communion in their parishes
14  2,28|       service of the growth of the ecclesial community while, at the
15  2,29|            Spirit nourishes in the ecclesial community, and so great
16  2,29|     acknowledged and guaranteed by ecclesial authority and always and
17  2,31|           of the Church, moreover, ecclesial authority can select and
18  3,34|            Christian fabric of the ecclesial community itself present
19  3,34|            the formation of mature ecclesial communities, in which the
20  3,34|          in the formation of these ecclesial communities, not only through
21  3,34|            importance in animating ecclesial communities"(125). It goes
22  4,54|      involve all components of the ecclesial community in a coordinated
23  4,55|          character. It fulfills an ecclesial service in bearing witness
24  5,61|           faithful. Thus the whole ecclesial community, in its diverse
25  5,61|         perception of the sense of ecclesial communion and responsibility
26  5,61| consciousness and an experience of ecclesial communion and mission which
27  5,62|        introduction into the wider ecclesial community and civil society.
28  5,64|            mind, heart and life-an ecclesial consciousness, which is
29  5,64|       shared Christian dignity, an ecclesial consciousness brings a sense