Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2(5)|   condemn the wounds inside that community: cf Letter to the Corinthians,
 2 Intro, 0,4   |         and portion of the human community that they saw wounded and
 3 I, 2,8       |      been entrusted to the whole community of believers, to the whole
 4 I, 2,8       |         God's word; personal and community prayer; and in particular
 5 I, 2,9       |     become ever more genuinely a community of disciples of Christ (
 6 I, 3,10      |       reconciled and reconciling community, cannot forget that at the
 7 I, 3,11      |        existence as a reconciled community which witnesses to and represents
 8 II, 0,13     | boundaries of the church and the community of believers, the message
 9 II, 1,16     |       not properly of a group or community. This individual may be
10 II, 1,16     |       the individual against the community or by the community against
11 II, 1,16     |          the community or by the community against the individual.
12 II, 1,17     |          the joint prayer of the community.~In another passage of the
13 II, 1,18     |         is read in the ecclesial community a fine sensitivity and an
14 II, 1,18     |       and to consider only their community dimension. There also exists
15 II, 2,19     |   meaning of the ordering of the community (the liturgical order and
16 II, 2,19     |         role of the heads of the community, before turning to the conduct
17 II, 2,20(106)|              The early Christian community expresses its faith in the
18 III, 1,25    |      membership of the Christian community and also those who are outside-to
19 III, 1,26    |  Christians and of the ecclesial community and also to their capacity
20 III, 1,26    |         the family, in the civil community, in social structures) and
21 III, 1,26    |         in the life of the human community, in relationships between
22 III, 1,26    |  individuals, the family and the community; concerning the value of
23 III, 1,27    |      sanctification (pietas) and community reconciliation (unitas and
24 III, 2,28    |       Christian and to the whole community of believers the certainty
25 III, 2,29    |         sinners in the ecclesial community with their brothers and
26 III, 2,31    |      penance it is the ecclesial community, which has been wounded
27 III, 2,31    |     would also be noticed by the community of which he was the pastor.~
28 III, 2,32    |          greater emphasis to the community aspects of the sacrament,