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 1    1,   6     |                   6. The road to Christian unity~What shall I say of
 2    1,   6     |     XXIII set out the problem of Christian unity with evangelical clarity
 3    1,   6     |        Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity, began the first difficult
 4    1,   6     |         representatives of other Christian Churches and Communities
 5    1,   6     |         the full evangelical and Christian sense; but in no way does
 6    2,  11     |     discipline of the individual Christian Churches and ecclesial Communities
 7    3,  16     |         second millennium of the Christian era, shows itself a time
 8    4,  18(123)|                       Preface of Christian Death, I.~
 9    4,  19     |          doctrine concerning the Christian faith and morals. This teaching,
10    4,  20     |         life, through which each Christian receives the saving power
11    4,  20     |        of the Church and of each Christian reaches its summit and fullness
12    4,  20     |          of the Gospel, of truly Christian life. The Christ who calls
13    4,  21     |                          21. The Christian vocation to service and
14    4,  21     |     other characteristics of the Christian vocation, the one that can
15    4,  21     |        with every sphere of both Christian and human morality.~In presenting
16    4,  21     |          the indelible mark of a Christian.~The Second Vatican Council
17    4,  21     |      awareness of the individual Christian's vocation and of responsibility
18    4,  21     | unrepeatable grace by which each Christian in the community of the
19    4,  21     |        key rule for the whole of Christian practice - apostolic and
20    4,  21     |          human life through each Christian's fidelity tò his vocation.
21    4,  22     |       for the members of all the Christian Communities.~We do so at