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 1 Int,  2     |             willing to meet with the members of other Christian churches
 2   2,  14    |          people are called to become members of it. To emphasize this
 3   3,  24    |           Council, which gathers the members of the different churches
 4   3,  27    |       community at Antioch sends its members forth on mission; having
 5   3,  28    |             in the Church and in her members. Nevertheless, his presence
 6   4,  33    |           longer consider themselves members of the Church, and live
 7   4,  37(61)|                   Cf. Address to the members of the Symposium of the
 8   5,  47    |        Blessed Trinity, and makes us members of the Body of Christ, which
 9   5,  51    |        according to the needs of its members (cf. Acts 2:42-47). As Pope
10   5,  60    |            brothers and sisters, and members of the laity for their dedication,
11   6,  63    | evangelization of the world, both as members of the College of Bishops
12   6,  66    |             and the renewal of their members' spiritual, moral and physical
13   6,  69    |              Consecrated Life, whose members, "because of the dedication
14   6,  74    |         teachers in schools. All the members of the laity ought to devote
15   6,  75    |              such a way that all the members "may in harmony spend their
16   7,  77    |                   77. Since they are members of the Church by virtue
17   7,  78    |        Christ himself, who calls the members of his Mystical Body to
18   7,  82    |      persecuted. The same is true of members of the faithful from traditionally
19   7,  85    |               priests, religious and members of the laity, to be open
20   8,  91    |             to the recently baptized members of the young communities