Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,2|         experience of persons and communities from the whole Church, the
 2 Intro,4|       some ways, as regards whole communities, as the Council has already
 3  2,26  |         of this kind may be truly communities of Christians, local ecclesial
 4  2,26  |       basic or so-called "living" communities, where the faithful can
 5  2,26  |        love to one another; these communities are true expressions of
 6  2,27  |      Their activity within Church communities is so necessary that without
 7  2,29  |      forms: associations, groups, communities, movements. We can speak
 8  2,30  |           gospel into the various communities and spheres of life"(115).~
 9  3,34  |     formation of mature ecclesial communities, in which the faith might
10  3,34  |      formation of these ecclesial communities, not only through an active
11  3,34  | importance in animating ecclesial communities"(125). It goes without saying
12  3,35  |      Church, both individuals and communities, can lead to the hope for
13  3,39  |     freedom of individuals and of communities to profess and practice
14  3,41  |   destined for various groups and communities of persons.~The whole Church
15  3,41  |           joint way by groups and communities, is and will always be necessary.
16  4,49  | nourishing the faith of Christian communities"(181).~Both in her earliest
17  4,51  |           human values in various communities, the words of the Council
18  4,51  |       aspects of the life of such communities, from the socio-economic
19  4,51  |           the individual but also communities, not only in forms left
20  5,61  |           are the persons and the communities called upon to assume the
21  5,61  |           extensive, small Church communities, where present, can be a
22  5,62  |    receive from other persons and communities.~