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 1 Int,  1      |            unum sint! The call for Christian unity made by the Second
 2   1,  8      |     ecumenical task of working for Christian unity and to propose it
 3   1,  8      |         ecumenism as a duty of the Christian conscience enlightened by
 4   1,  8      |            5). This is the hope of Christian unity, which has its divine
 5   1,  11     |         truth present in the other Christian Communities, in a degree
 6   1,  11     |        elements are found in other Christian Communities, the one Church
 7   1,  13     |           honoured by the title of Christian, and are properly regarded
 8   1,  13     |          the sacred actions of the Christian religion. Undoubtedly, in
 9   1,  13     |            also found in the other Christian Communities.~
10   1,  14     |   scattered throughout the various Christian Communities in order to
11   1,  14     |            certain features of the Christian mystery have at times been
12   1,  15     |        from the obligations of the Christian conscience, to the actual
13   1,  15     |    conversion. The desire of every Christian Community for unity goes
14   1,  15     |         individuals who live their Christian vocation, the Council speaks
15   1,  15     |         Spirit is at work in other Christian Communities, the discovery
16   1,  15     |           unexpected dimensions of Christian commitment. In a corresponding
17   1,  16     |           the proper moment".23 No Christian Community can exempt itself
18   1,  16     |   Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, has applied them
19   1,  17     |    dialogues have already provided Christian Communities with useful
20   1,  17     |         and judgments of the other Christian Communities played a part
21   1,  17(30) |          SECRETARIAT FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN UNITY, established by Pope
22   1,  17(30) |   PONTIFICAL COUNCIL FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN UNITY: Cf. JOHN PAUL II,
23   1,  19     |           it be exercised in daily Christian living or in theological
24   1,  20     |             the movement promoting Christian unity, is not just some
25   1,  20     |         Church and how he saw full Christian unity. With regard to other
26   1,  20     |           Christians, to the great Christian family, he observed: "What
27   1,  20     |      fostering and even practising Christian unity. For they can achieve
28   1,  21     |           specifically offered for Christian unity, but for other intentions
29   1,  23     |           is at the service of the Christian mission and its credibility.
30   1,  23     |        activity aimed at fostering Christian unity. It is as if we constantly
31   1,  24     |             The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, celebrated in January
32   1,  27     |           and offered her life for Christian unity. This is truly the
33   1,  28     |          approach is linked to the Christian truth concerning man as
34   1,  32     |     closely in whatever projects a Christian conscience demands for the
35   1,  34     |          our historical divisions, Christian unity is possible, provided
36   1,  37     |           to the foundation of the Christian faith. Thus the way will
37   1,  38     |         ecumenism is that it helps Christian Communities to discover
38   1,  40     |           becomes a form of common Christian witness and a means of evangelization
39   2,  41     |          that efforts on behalf of Christian unity have taken on such
40   2,  42(69) |   PONTIFICAL COUNCIL FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN UNITY, Directory for the
41   2,  43     |          often that the leaders of Christian Communities join together
42   2,  44(75) |          SECRETARIAT FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN UNITY and the EXECUTIVE
43   2,  44(75) |          SECRETARIAT FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN UNITY, "Guidelines for Interconfessional
44   2,  45     |       readings used by the various Christian Communities in the West
45   2,  46(78) |   PONTIFICAL COUNCIL FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN UNITY, Directory for the
46   2,  47     |   acknowledge and esteem the truly Christian endowments from our common
47   2,  48     |     edification. Whatever is truly Christian never conflicts with the
48   2,  49     |        Consequently, the quest for Christian unity is not a matter of
49   2,  49     |        from the very nature of the Christian community.~In a similar
50   2,  49     |          carried on with the major Christian Communities start from a
51   2,  57     |           highest service that the Christian can offer his brother, followed
52   2,  58(96) |   PONTIFICAL COUNCIL FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN UNITY, Directory for the
53   2,  62     |          the East witnesses to the Christian faith in situations which
54   2,  64     |     Wishing to create a climate of Christian fraternity and dialogue,
55   2,  64     |         earlier centuries when the Christian people lived in ecclesiastical
56   2,  65     |           of cooperation among the Christian Communions could be organized.
57   2,  68     |           moral consequences: "The Christian way of life of these brethren
58   2,  68     |        meditation on the Bible, in Christian family life, and in services
59   2,  68     |            Christ as the source of Christian life.~The text thus raises
60   2,  69     |     various worldwide Churches and Christian Communities in the West
61   2,  71     |          knowledge and to increase Christian fraternity.~Pope John Paul
62   2,  71     |     regularly devoted to fostering Christian unity. Some of my journeys
63   2,  72     |            of joy, mutual respect, Christian solidarity and prayer I
64   2,  73     |            activities on behalf of Christian unity are in place, programmes
65   2,  74     |          social life, to bring the Christian spirit to the world of science
66   2,  76     |      during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.~When we survey the
67   3,  78     |         Ecumenism implies that the Christian communities should help
68   3,  82     |          is the effort to draw the Christian Communities into this completely
69   3,  83     |            obstacles to unity. All Christian Communities know that, thanks
70   3,  83     |          fact have martyrs for the Christian faith.137 Despite the tragedy
71   3,  84     |           Eph 2:13).~While for all Christian communities the martyrs
72   3,  85     |    explicit certain aspects of the Christian vocation, as happens in
73   3          |            Church to the quest for Christian unity~
74   3,  87     |      Communities to certain common Christian values, from their study
75   3,  87     |            elements present in the Christian communities, this process
76   3,  87     |            and expectations of our Christian brethren, coming to know
77   3,  89     |            a universal ministry of Christian unity".148 After centuries
78   3,  92     |        basic characteristic of the Christian experience.~As the heir
79   3,  94     |        mission, discipline and the Christian life. It is the responsibility
80   3,  95     |        relates to the unity of all Christian communities clearly forms
81   3,  95     | aspirations of the majority of the Christian Communities and in heeding
82   3,  98(156)|   PONTIFICAL COUNCIL FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN UNITY, Directory for the
83   3,  99     |      proclamation of the Gospel. A Christian Community which believes
84   3,  99     |           internal question of the Christian Communities. It is a matter
85 Exh,  100    |          to the work of rebuilding Christian unity, and in this our age
86 Exh,  102    |        Prayer, the prayer of every Christian: "God does not accept the