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 1    1,   2|         everything that divides the Churches, nations and peoples, was
 2    1,   2|             Church and the Orthodox Churches on the Island of Patmos.~
 3    2,   5|            by the neighboring Latin Churches, placed in the way of the
 4    2,   7|           of full unity between the Churches of recent foundation and
 5    4,  12|             sacred rites in all the Churches within the borders of the
 6    4,  12|         traditions of many national Churches of the East, such as the
 7    4,  12|       Christians belonging to those Churches, both in the capital and
 8    4,  13|            the individual Christian Churches can never justify discord,
 9    4,  14|          faith and love between the Churches of which they were members,
10    4,  14|            on the one hand, and the Churches which arose in the lands
11    4,  14|             controversy between the Churches of the East and the West.
12    4,  14|     Constantinople and with the new Churches which they had founded among
13    4,  15| ecclesiastical rights proper to the Churches in the various nations.~
14    6,  21|             of the Slavonic Eastern Churches of the Rite of Constantinople,
15    7,  26|      culture. By analogy, today the Churches of ancient origin can and
16    7,  26|             and must help the young Churches and peoples to mature in
17    7,  27|   ecumenical endeavor of the sister Churches of East and West, for the
18    7,  27|        unity between the two sister Churches of East and West.44 For
19    7,  27|         open and alert to the other Churches and traditions and, at the
20    8,  29|           and communion linking the Churches of the East and West.~In