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 1  2,20|             An Organic Communion: Diversity and Complementarity ~20.
 2  2,20|          it is characterized by a diversity and a complementarity of
 3  2,20| responsibilities. Because of this diversity and complementarity every
 4  2,20|          Christ's body there is a diversity of members and functions.
 5  2,20|          the dynamic principle of diversity and unity in the Church.
 6  2,21|      Testament texts indicate the diversity of ministries as well as
 7  2,22|           places where there is a diversity and complementarity of ministries,
 8  2,23|  participate, and the substantial diversity of the ministry of Pastors
 9  2,24|           work together, in their diversity and complementarity, for
10  3,42|          public life, albeit in a diversity and complementarity of forms,
11  4,45|           of God according to the diversity of callings and situations,
12  4,45|      difference of sex and to the diversity of natural gifts, as well
13  4,50|       relation to man, that is, a diversity yet mutual complementarity,
14  4,55|       unique mission.~Thus in the diversity of the states of life and