Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4 |       aspects of it, enabled the ecclesial communities throughout the
 2 II, 0,13   |    interior ordering, to a fresh ecclesial conversion. Indeed, even
 3 II, 1,16   |      repercussions on the entire ecclesial body and the whole human
 4 II, 1,18   |      Gospel as it is read in the ecclesial community a fine sensitivity
 5 II, 1,18   |          tendency to obscure the ecclesial significance of sin and
 6 III, 0,23  |       that the importance of the ecclesial service of reconciliation
 7 III, 1,25  |       that is, with churches and ecclesial communities which profess
 8 III, 1,25  |      with the other churches and ecclesial communities and the other
 9 III, 1,26  | individual Christians and of the ecclesial community and also to their
10 III, 2,29  |          redeemed sinners in the ecclesial community with their brothers
11 III, 2,31  |    minister of penance it is the ecclesial community, which has been
12 III, 2,31  |       and representative of this ecclesial nature of the sacrament.
13 III, 2,31  |        The individual nature and ecclesial nature are two complementary
14 III, 2,32  |        and better emphasizes the ecclesial character of conversion
15 III, 2,34  |        my clear duty to urge the ecclesial communities and especially
16 Concl, 0,35|        of you who in a spirit of ecclesial communion in obedience and