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1 Intro, 0,1 | brotherhood.~Why does the church put forward once more this 2 Intro, 0,1 | Council Gaudium et Spes on the church in the modern world, particularly 3 Intro, 0,2 | in the structure of the church herself repercussions and 4 Intro, 0,2 | afflicted her for centuries, the church today is experiencing within 5 Intro, 0,2(4) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium 6 Intro, 0,2(5) | the very beginning of the church, the apostle Paul wrote 7 Intro, 0,2(5) | division in the body of the church, in the famous passage 1 8 Intro, 0,2(5) | became an image of the church's unity: cf St. Cyprian, 9 Intro, 0,4 | practical conclusions.~The church of Jesus Christ could not 10 Intro, 0,4(6) | recall that in calling the church and the world to celebrate 11 Intro, 0,4(8) | Penance in the Mission of the Church."~ 12 Intro, 0,4 | s hearts and minds.~The church's charism and likewise her 13 Intro, 0,4 | her essential mission, the church feels an obligation to go 14 Intro, 0,4 | reconciliation which the church had in mind and which she 15 Intro, 0,4 | individuals.(17) When the church proclaims the good news 16 Intro, 0,4 | universal pastor of the church and the head of the College 17 Intro, 0,4 | part I shall speak of the church in the carrying out of her 18 Intro, 0,4 | the means that enable the church to promote and encourage 19 Intro, 0,4 | sons and daughters of the church and also to all those who, 20 Intro, 0,4 | believers or not, look to the church with interest and sincerity, 21 I | AND RECONCILIATION: THE CHURCH'S TASK AND COMMITMENT~ 22 I, 1,6 | that wipes out sin, the church takes up the appeal that 23 I, 2,7 | proclaimed once more the church's belief in Christ's redeeming 24 I, 2,8 | The Reconciling Church ~8. But, as Pope St. Leo 25 I, 2,8 | which are celebrated by his church, for which he gave his life 26 I, 2,8 | the whole fabric of the church, that is to say, the task 27 I, 2,8 | Council too, in defining the church as a "sacrament-a sign and 28 I, 2,8 | and in indicating as the church's function that of obtaining " 29 I, 2,8 | recognized that the church must strive above all to 30 I, 2,8 | can therefore sum up the church's mission, rich and complex 31 I, 2,8 | on another occasion, "the church is also by her nature always 32 I, 2,8(34) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 1.~ 33 I, 2,8 | always reconciling."(35)~The church is reconciling inasmuch 34 I, 2,8(35) | The church is also by her nature always 35 I, 2,8 | in the fact that for the church reconciliation is closely 36 I, 2,8 | among human beings. ~The church is also reconciling inasmuch 37 I, 2,9 | The Reconciled Church ~9. My venerable predecessor 38 I, 2,9 | highlighted the fact that the church, in order to evangelize, 39 I, 2,9 | synod, have spoken of a church that is catechized to the 40 I, 2,9 | order to assert that the church, if she is to be reconciling, 41 I, 2,9 | begin by being a reconciled church. Beneath this simple and 42 I, 2,9 | the conviction that the church, in order ever more effectively 43 I, 2,9 | concrete living witness, the church is called upon to give an 44 I, 2,9 | same criterion that the church must conduct her ecumenical 45 I, 2,9 | communions, and from the church of Rome. The latter seeks 46 I, 2,9 | Finally, in order that the church may say that she is completely 47 I, 2,9 | At any rate, the church promotes reconciliation 48 I, 3 | GOD'S INITIATIVE AND THE CHURCH'S MINISTRY ~ 49 I, 3,10 | 10. The church, as a reconciled and reconciling 50 I, 3,10 | means of the ministry of the church.~For, according to our faith, 51 I, 3,10 | reconciled man to himself.~The church carries on the proclamation 52 I, 3,10(48) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium 53 I, 3,11 | The Church, the Great Sacrament of 54 I, 3,11 | Reconciliation ~11. The church has the mission of proclaiming 55 I, 3,11 | sacrament in the world. The church is the sacrament, that is 56 I, 3,11 | its own way, " make the church. "(52) For since they commemorate 57 I, 3,11 | a source of life for the church and in the church's hands 58 I, 3,11 | for the church and in the church's hands they are means of 59 I, 3,12 | reconciliation is proper to the whole church, also and especially to 60 I, 3,12 | also and especially to that church which has already been admitted 61 I, 3,12 | the thrice-holy God The church in heaven, the-church on 62 I, 3,12 | the-church on earth and the church in purgatory are mysteriously 63 I, 3,12 | mother of Christ and of the church,(53) and the saints, who 64 I, 3,12 | communion and peace in the church and in the world. In the 65 I, 3,12 | that of preaching. The church, since she is the disciple 66 I, 3,12 | head, Jesus. Like him, the church will always carry out this 67 I, 3,12 | awareness on the part of the church: that of being in herself " 68 I, 3,12 | sometimes "the radiance of the church's face shines less brightly" 69 I, 3,12(54) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 39.~ 70 I, 3,12 | reconciliation both within the church and outside her, by the 71 I, 3,12 | world. By this means the church will effectively be able 72 II, 0,13 | at the very dawn of the church, these inspired words introduce 73 II, 0,13 | acknowledgment of one's own sin, the church's ministry of reconciliation 74 II, 0,13 | penitential purpose. That is, the church's ministry intervenes in 75 II, 0,13 | beyond the boundaries of the church and the community of believers, 76 II, 1,16 | drags down with itself the church and, in some way, the whole 77 II, 1,16 | institutions.~Whenever the church speaks of situations of 78 II, 1,17 | its effects on man? The church has a teaching on this matter 79 II, 1,17 | also to these texts, the church has for centuries spoken 80 II, 1,17 | successive magisterium of the church. After him, it was St. Thomas 81 II, 1,17 | became a constant in the church.~In defining and distinguishing 82 II, 1,17 | objective content. Hence, in the church's doctrine and pastoral 83 II, 1,17 | we have the core of the church's traditional teaching, 84 II, 1,17 | earliest teaching of the church, and constantly reaffirmed 85 II, 1,17 | the whole tradition of the church, we call mortal sin the 86 II, 1,17 | sin is to be valued, the church nevertheless has a duty 87 II, 1,18 | thought and life of the church certain trends inevitably 88 II, 1,18 | the moral teaching of the church has always upheld.~There 89 II, 1,18 | Christian world and in the church. This will be aided by sound 90 II, 1,18 | to the magisterium of the church, which; never ceases to 91 II, 2,19 | of Timothy himself in the church of the living God, the pillar 92 II, 2,20 | principle which makes the church the house of God, the pillar 93 II, 2,21 | house of God, that is, the church of the living God."(109) ~ 94 III, 0,23 | specific mission of the church as she continues the redemptive 95 III, 0,23 | point of departure is the church's conviction that man, to 96 III, 0,23 | shall not die."(118)~The church thus finds herself face 97 III, 0,23 | power of the redemption.~The church's reconciling role must 98 III, 0,23 | it is carried out in the church's consciousness and life. 99 III, 0,23 | beyond the confines of the church to the whole world. ~To 100 III, 0,23 | the tasks incumbent on the church, at all levels, for their 101 III, 0,23 | the activities whereby the church, through each and every 102 III, 0,23 | these pages, to the whole church.~I therefore propose to 103 III, 0,23 | the paths followed by the church in order to promote penance 104 III, 1,24 | and reconciliation, the church has at her disposal two 105 III, 1,24 | always been considered by the church as fully in harmony with 106 III, 1,25 | Dialogue ~25. For the church, dialogue is in a certain 107 III, 1,25 | Council proclaims that "the church, by virtue of her mission 108 III, 1,25 | The council adds that the church should be capable of "establishing 109 III, 1,25(122)| Offlce of Bishops in the Church Christus Dominus, 13; cf 110 III, 1,25(122)| Educationis, 8; Decree on the Church's Missionary Activity Ad 111 III, 1,25 | dialogue of salvation.(123)~The church in fact uses the method 112 III, 1,25 | entrusted to the ministry of his church. Authentic dialogue, therefore, 113 III, 1,25 | fundamental task of the church in different spheres and 114 III, 1,25 | at different levels.~The church in the first place promotes 115 III, 1,25 | dialogue within the Catholic Church herself. She is aware that, 116 III, 1,25 | harmful to the unity of the church, we must all apply to ourselves 117 III, 1,25 | by the magisterium of the church. In this light, listening 118 III, 1,25 | of a dialogue within the church which must be persevering, 119 III, 1,25 | communion, the Catholic Church can address an appeal for 120 III, 1,25 | affirm that the Catholic Church at every level is committed 121 III, 1,25 | to reach it, the Catholic Church, for her part, knows that 122 III, 1,25 | never correct, the Catholic Church continues with all other 123 III, 1,25 | the extent to which the church is capable of generating 124 III, 1,25 | world and for the world.~The church is aware of the extreme 125 III, 1,25 | reconciliation in which the church is engaged, especially through 126 III, 1,25 | dialogue for peace."(130) ~The church engages in dialogue for 127 III, 1,25 | reconciliation. Through them too the church carries out her reconciling 128 III, 1,25 | that, on the part of the church and her members, dialogue, 129 III, 1,25 | communion with Christ and the church. It must be at the service 130 III, 1,25 | means left by Christ to the church for the pastoral activity 131 III, 1,26 | the vast area in which the church has the mission of operating 132 III, 1,26 | members of the body of the church principally through an adequate 133 III, 1,26 | real validity. Now if the church is the pillar and bulwark 134 III, 1,26 | From the pastors of the church one expects, first of all, 135 III, 1,26 | resolutions.~The pastors of the church are also expected to provide 136 III, 1,26 | like to emphasize that the church's penitential discipline, 137 III, 1,26 | recalled, the pastors of the church are also expected to provide 138 III, 1,26 | both in the doctors of the church and in the theology of the 139 III, 1,26 | in the documents on the church in the modern world(142) 140 III, 1,26 | looks to the pastors of the church for catechesis.~On the sense 141 III, 1,26 | eschatological purpose of the church.~Catechesis on the concrete 142 III, 1,26 | of creation. ~Nor can the church omit, without serious mutilation 143 III, 1,26 | successful, the pastors of the church are asked to provide a catechesis 144 III, 1,26 | valuable contribution of the church's social teaching. The timely 145 III, 1,26 | this social teaching of the church there is obviously to be 146 III, 1,26 | found the vision which the church draws from the word of God 147 III, 1,27 | instituted means which the church offers for the pastoral 148 III, 1,27 | reconciled, which is the church of Christ.~The definition 149 III, 1,27 | must be remembered that the church, guided by faith in this 150 III, 1,27 | 1 Cor 11:28). And the church's custom shows that such 151 III, 1,27 | intended to give to the church the pastors who, besides 152 III, 1,27 | the love of Christ for the church. But it is also a sign of 153 III, 1,27 | reconciled and reconciling church for a world reconciled in 154 III, 2,28 | beginning, in fact, the church has recognized and used 155 III, 2,28 | from the synod itself the church has received a clear confirmation 156 III, 2,29 | they can transmit-as the church has understood it from the 157 III, 2,29(162)| communion of Christ with the church in the forgiveness of sins: " 158 III, 2,29(162)| forgiveness of sins: "The church can forgive nothing without 159 III, 2,29(162)| forgive anything without the church. The church can forgive 160 III, 2,29(162)| without the church. The church can forgive nothing except 161 III, 2,29(162)| person who despises the church": Sermo 11 (In Dominica 162 III, 2,29 | will of God, love of the church and docility to her magisterium.~ 163 III, 2,29 | would be poured out on the church if every priest were careful 164 III, 2,29 | best-known confessors whom the church has added to the list of 165 III, 2,29 | spiritual patrimony of the church and the flowering of a civilization 166 III, 2,30 | there developed in the church an awareness of the sign 167 III, 2,30 | teaching of the doctors of the church. But with regard to the 168 III, 2,30 | the consciousness of the church the certainty that, by the 169 III, 2,30 | time, reconciled with the church which they have wounded 170 III, 2,30 | Christ instituted in his church the sacrament of penance 171 III, 2,30 | reconciled with God (175)~The church's faith in this sacrament 172 III, 2,30 | serious deviations from the church's genuine teaching), in 173 III, 2,31 | direction. According to the church's intention, it was and 174 III, 2,31 | function of this sacrament, the church's consciousness discerns 175 III, 2,31 | evangelical norms proposed by the church, with Jesus Christ himself, 176 III, 2,31 | reiterating everything that the church, inspired by God's word, 177 III, 2,31 | apostles and with Christ, the church has included in the sacramental 178 III, 2,31 | with the mediation of the church in the person of the minister, 179 III, 2,31 | the sight of God and the church,.of facing his own sinful 180 III, 2,31 | especially as it was the whole church which had been offended 181 III, 2,31 | He is reconciled with the church. He is reconciled with all 182 III, 2,31 | mercy received, and the church invites the penitent to 183 III, 2,32 | penitential discipline of the church.~We shall also do well to 184 III, 2,32 | and practice.~Though the church knows and teaches that venial 185 III, 2,32 | offend God and harm the church, the body of Christ. Its 186 III, 2,33 | transmitted by the doctrine of the church, and also the reason of 187 III, 2,33 | reason of obedience to the church's laws. The synod repeated 188 III, 2,33 | unchanged teaching which the church has derived from the most 189 III, 2,33 | reconciled with God and with the church. From this confirmation 190 III, 2,33 | this confirmation of the church's teaching it is clear that 191 III, 2,33 | law and practice of the church and also taking into account 192 III, 2,33 | doctrine and the law of the church I wish to instill into everyone 193 III, 2,33 | This is the reason for the church's law. ~ 194 III, 2,34 | undertaken before God and the church. These are situations which 195 III, 2,34 | compassion and mercy, whereby the church, as the continuer in history 196 III, 2,34 | consistency, whereby the church does not agree to call good 197 III, 2,34 | complementary principles, the church can only invite her children 198 III, 2,34 | should feel abandoned by the church. ~For all those who are 199 III, 2,34 | sacrament of penance, the church's manifestations of maternal 200 Concl, 0,35 | of the beginning of the church, addressed "to the exiles 201 Concl, 0,35 | Christ and as pastor of the church, and who here "presided 202 Concl, 0,35 | cause to spring up in the church and in the world the small


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