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 1 Int,  2 |          the life of nations, and communion between the churches has
 2   1,  5 |         therefore, can enter into communion with God except through
 3   1,  9 |        been set up by Christ as a communion of life, love and truth;
 4   2,  15|      nature, therefore, is one of communion among all human beings -
 5   3,  23|     enable people to share in the communion which exists between the
 6   3,  26|          the Gospel, in fraternal communion, in prayer and in the Eucharist.
 7   3,  26|  Eucharist. To live in "fraternal communion" (koinonia) means to be "
 8   5,  44|         at work and establishes a communion between the missionary and
 9   5,  44|     missionary and his hearers, a communion which is possible inasmuch
10   5,  44|       inasmuch as both enter into communion with God the Father through
11   5,  48|     isolate itself but remains in communion with the universal Church
12   5,  49|        and countries must work in communion with their local counterparts
13   5,  50|         is true that some kind of communion, though imperfect, exists
14   5,  51|         the Eucharist, lives in a communion marked by oneness of heart
15   5,  51|    universal Church, in heartfelt communion with the Church's pastors
16   5,  51|             Because the Church is communion, the new 'basic communities,'
17   5,  51|          are a true expression of communion and a means for the construction
18   5,  51|   construction of a more profound communion. They are thus cause for
19   5,  53|        same region should work in communion with each other90 and with
20   5,  54| compatibility with the gospel and communion with the universal Church."94
21   6,  64|        mission is wider than the "communion among the churches"; it
22   6,  66|           carry out their work in communion with it. Indeed, "every
23   6,  66|           of faith, obedience and communion with their pastors - to
24   6,  68|        unique sign of the bond of communion existing among the churches.
25   6,  75|      sense their unity within the communion which characterizes the
26   6,  75|   activity is to be found in this communion.~But since the Church is
27   6,  75|        since the Church is also a communion which is visible and organic,
28   6,  75|     forces. In an ecclesiology of communion in which the entire Church
29   7,  85|       there are bonds of intimate communion with regard to spiritual
30   8,  88|          spirituality is intimate communion with Christ. We cannot understand