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 1    1,   1    |  Methodius, are remembered by the Church together with the great
 2    1,   1    |           two Saints to the whole Church, with the Encyclical Epistle
 3    1,   2    |          these solenm acts of the Church and to call the attention
 4    1,   2    |          originally rooted in the Church and in Christian tradition.~
 5    1,   2    |     dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Churches
 6    1,   3    |        III intended to remind the Church and the world of the apostolic
 7    1,   3    |         renewed expression to the Church's memory of this important
 8    1,   3    |           helped to revive in the Church not only the religious memory
 9    1,   3    |          place in the life of the Church: the Second Vatican Council.
10    2,   4    |     Archive attached to the great church of Holy Wisdom in Constantinople,
11    2,   4    |           they believed to be the church in which had been buried
12    2,   5    |        placed on the altar in the Church of Saint Mary ad Praesepe,
13    2,   6    |       works of the Fathers of the Church and also the collection
14    2,   6    |         885 in the service of the Church established among the Slav
15    2,   7    |          legitimate Pastor of the Church which in that age became
16    2,   7    |    remains a living model for the Church and for the missionaries
17    3,   8    |           of the Patriarch of the Church of Constantinople, addressed
18    3,   9    |    entrusted by the Savior to the Church until the end of time. It
19    3,  10    |        the unity of the universal Church. This was the price which
20    3,  11    |         their holy relics, to the Church's chief episcopal See.~Previously,
21    3,  11    |   communion in love preserves the Church from all forms of particularism,
22    4         |              IV. THEY PLANTED THE CHURCH OF GOD~
23    4,  12    |           which they built up the Church, guided as they were by
24    4,  12    |       were by their vision of the Church as one, holy and universal.~
25    4,  12    |           been transmitted by the Church of Rome. The uniformity
26    4,  13    |        the visible center: of the Church's unity.21 Thus they established
27    4,  13    |         Thus they established the Church with an awareness of her
28    4,  13    |            namely that each local Church is called to enrich with
29    4,  14    |           to various needs of the Church and as opportunities offer,
30    4,  14    | communities belonging to the same Church. For the division which
31    4,  14    |     occurred in the course of the Church's history and which sadly
32    4,  14    |      members, namely, between the Church of Constantinople and the
33    4,  14    |         of Constantinople and the Church of Rome on the one hand,
34    4,  14    |           of the perfectly united Church, and in particular to the "
35    4,  14    |          canonical unity with the Church of Rome, with the Church
36    4,  14    |          Church of Rome, with the Church of Constantinople and with
37    4,  15    |         had assumed vis-a-vis the Church of Byzantium which had begotten
38    4,  15    |       were his obligations to the Church of Rome, thanks to which
39    4,  15    |           his obligations to that Church growing in the lands of
40    4,  15    |          manifold fullness of the Church, which, conforming to the
41    5         |          V. CATHOLIC SENSE OF THE CHURCH~
42    5,  16    |           and instructive for the Church today is the catcehetic
43    5,  16    |         the self-awareness of the Church and, through her interior
44    5,  16    |        rebirth in the life of the Church.~And, among its statements
45    5,  16    |       again (cf. Jn 11:52)... The Church or People of God takes nothing
46    5,  16    |       each individual part of the Church contributes through its
47    5,  16    |      other parts and of the whole Church. Thus through the common
48    5,  16(28)|      Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 13.~
49    5,  17    |         of the catholicity of the Church - like a symphony of the
50    5,  17    |         rather narrow idea of the Church and were opposed to this
51    5,  18    |                           18. The Church is catholic also because
52    5,  18    |           the very make-up of the Church, is not something static,
53    5,  18    |        Christ and preached by the Church through the power of the
54    5,  19    |            The catholicity of the Church is manifested in the active
55    5,  19    |           of the common good. The Church everywhere effects her universality
56    5,  20    |          from the treasury of the Church "things old and new",38
57    5,  20    |         by the authorities of the Church - the Bishops of Rome and
58    5,  20    |       their destined place in the Church which had now arisen also
59    6,  21    |     cultures into the life of the Church.~By incarnating the Gospel
60    6,  21    |           It was also used in the Church of the Holy Cross in Cracow,
61    7,  24    |  principally through the Bohemian Church, and by this route Christianity
62    7,  25    |           in the bosom of the one Church, even though against the
63    7,  26    |        communion of the universal Church both in the East and in
64    7,  26    |         and, within the universal Church, love for the particular
65    7,  26    |           love for the particular Church that was coming into being
66    7,  26    |          an essential task of the Church, and is urgent today in
67    7,  26(42)|    VATICAN COUNCIL, Decree on the Church's Missionary Activity Ad
68    7,  27    |        Tradition of the universal Church. For us they are the champions
69    7,  27    | particular tradition, every local Church must remain open and alert
70    7,  27    |      builders of communion in the Church and in society. This calls
71    7,  27    |          the worldwide level. The Church, conscious of being the
72    7,  27(45)|      Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 1.~
73    8,  28    |           fitting, then, that the Church should celebrate with solemnity
74    8,  29    |           first Archbishop of the Church which he established among
75    8,  29    |          their own language. This Church grew even stronger when
76    8,  29    |      faith and love both with the Church of Rome and with that of
77    8,  30    |          O Father, what the whole Church today implores from you
78    8,  31    |       desire to entrust the whole Church of yesterday, today and
79    8,  31    |           today and tomorrow, the Church both in Europe and throughout
80    8,  31    |          and daughters.~The whole Church thanks you, who called the
81    8,  31    |         never cease to enrich the Church, the Continent of Europe
82    8,  31    |        spiritual patrimony of the Church and of humanity. The whole
83    8,  31    |        and of humanity. The whole Church, aware of this common treasure,
84    8,  31    |            For the mission of the Church is always oriented and directed
85    8,  32    |        your Son and Mother of the Church, the intercession of your