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 1  2,25|            own diocese, of which the parish is a kind of cell, and be
 2  2,26|                                  The Parish~26. The ecclesial community,
 3  2,26|            visible expression in the parish. It is there that the Church
 4  2,26|              the true meaning of the parish, that is, the place where
 5  2,26|              sections of cities. The parish is not principally a structure,
 6  2,26|              Plainly and simply, the parish is founded on a theological
 7  2,26|             94). This means that the parish is a community properly
 8  2,26|          rooted in the fact that the parish is a community of faith
 9  2,26| accomplishment cannot be left to the parish alone. For this reason the
10  2,26|     apostolate which cannot have the parish as their center and origin.
11  2,26|         Nevertheless, in our day the parish still enjoys a new and promising
12  2,26|           venerable structure of the parish has an indispensable mission
13  2,26|          following: a) adaptation of parish structures according to
14  2,27|          Apostolic Commitment in the Parish~27. It is now necessary
15  2,27| participation of the lay faithful in parish life. In this regard all
16  2,27|         apostolate takes on in their parish. Once again the Council
17  2,27|            places it in relief: "The parish offers an outstanding example
18  2,27|         themselves to working in the parish in close union with their
19  2,27|            decided appreciation for "Parish Pastoral Councils", on which
20  2,27|       Christian life.~If indeed, the parish is the Church placed in
21  2,27|             desire can come from the parish, when, with the lay faithful'
22  5,61|             Church or diocese is the Parish which has the essential
23  5,61|             and singular groups, the parish is called to instruct its
24  5,61|             mission.~Internal to the parish, especially if vast and
25  5,61|       receive from their diocese and parish, especially concerning communion