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 1   3,  26|          of believers to "form a community," to be the Church. After
 2   3,  26|         that followed, the first community takes shape (cf. Acts 2:
 3   3,  26|         Indeed, a true Christian community is also committed to distributing
 4   3,  27|          News. Then there is the community of believers, which in its
 5   3,  27|       Gospel. Thus the Christian community at Antioch sends its members
 6   3,  27|    celebrated the Eucharist, the community recognizes that the Spirit
 7   3,  27|       then, mission is seen as a community commitment, a responsibility
 8   4,  37|     cause of mass migration. The community of believers in Christ is
 9   5,  42|     family, and of the ecclesial community, which reveal a new way
10   5,  44|   preaching, and every ecclesial community draws its origin and life
11   5,  45|        with the entire ecclesial community, is never a merely personal
12   5,  45|          to recognize in him the community which sent him and which
13   5,  47|     having entered the ecclesial community, they were to find a life
14   5,  49|        of God to be lived out in community (families, parishes, associations),
15   5,  49|        activity of the Christian community, first in its own locality,
16   5,  49|    missionary will the Christian community be able to overcome its
17   5,  49|     development of the Christian community. In particular, it falls
18   5,  51|          and organize the parish community, to which they always remain
19   5,  51| individual Christian experiences community and therefore senses that
20   5,  51|    racism can be overcome.~Every community, if it is to be Christian,
21   5,  51|          Paul VI recalled, every community must live in union with
22   5,  52|     their cultures, into her own community.86 She transmits to them
23   5,  54|          is an expression of the community's Christian experience.
24   5,  54|          be an expression of the community's life, one which must mature
25   5,  54|     which must mature within the community itself, and not be exclusively
26   6,  61|          becomes an evangelizing community which sends missionaries
27   6,  61|     experiences her mission as a community task, while acknowledging
28   6,  66|      vital part of the ecclesial community and should carry out their
29   6,  67|   pastoral care of the Christian community, but also and above all
30   8     | situation of the first Christian community which witnessed unbelieving
31   8,  90|         throughout the Christian community, especially among those
32   8,  91|         word and in personal and community prayer. My contact with