Chap., §

 1 Int,  1  |        of Churches and Ecclesial Communities not in full communion with
 2   1,  10 |     these separated Churches and Communities, though we believe that
 3   1,  11 |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities has been destroyed.~Indeed,
 4   1,  11 |   present in the other Christian Communities, in a degree which varies
 5   1,  11 |         found in other Christian Communities, the one Church of Christ
 6   1,  11 |         is linked" 14 with these Communities by a true union in the Holy
 7   1,  12 |        own Churches or Ecclesial Communities. Many of them rejoice in
 8   1,  13 |          of the members of these Communities, it declares: "All those
 9   1,  13 |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities, the Decree adds: "All of
10   1,  13 |     found in the other Christian Communities.~
11   1,  14 | throughout the various Christian Communities in order to arrive at a
12   1,  14 |      this fullness, in the other Communities,20 where certain features
13   1,  15 |          work in other Christian Communities, the discovery of examples
14   1,  16 |      engaging in frank dialogue, Communities help one another to look
15   1,  17 |       already provided Christian Communities with useful tools for discerning
16   1,  17 | judgments of the other Christian Communities played a part in the great
17   1,  21 |          individuals and between Communities. If we love one another,
18   1,  21 |          between individuals and Communities, or to re-establish it between
19   1,  24 |    member Churches and Ecclesial Communities "to the goal of visible
20   1,  25 |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities have visited me in Rome,
21   1,  28 |       entirety; dialogue between communities involves in a particular
22   1,  30 |   various Churches and Ecclesial Communities, their deep involvement
23   1,  30 |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities experienced the readiness
24   1,  31 |      from different Churches and Communities. In their meetings, which
25   1,  35 |   brothers and sisters living in Communities not in full communion with
26   1,  38 |   various Churches and Ecclesial Communities. This has more than one
27   1,  38 |          that it helps Christian Communities to discover the unfathomable
28   1,  38 |       for the building up of all Communities 65 and in a certain sense
29   2,  42 |         and "Christians of other Communities". The Directory for the
30   2,  42 |          Ecumenism refers to the Communities to which these Christians
31   2,  42 |           Churches and Ecclesial Communities that are not in full communion
32   2,  42 |    excommunications of the past, Communities which were once rivals are
33   2,  42 |     training of ministers in the Communities most lacking in resources;
34   2,  43 |         the leaders of Christian Communities join together in taking
35   2,  43 |           Nor are the leaders of Communities the only ones joined in
36   2,  43 |         Many Christians from all Communities, by reason of their faith,
37   2,  43 |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities and through them", as well
38   2,  45 |          certain other Ecclesial Communities have made efforts to renew
39   2,  45 |         by the various Christian Communities in the West are compared,
40   2,  48 |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities. This direct contact, at
41   2,  48 |        with the members of these Communities has made us aware of the
42   2,  48 |   various Churches and Ecclesial Communities which take their name from
43   2,  49 |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities.81 It is not a matter of
44   2,  49 |    present in those Churches and Communities. Insofar as they are elements
45   2,  49 |         with the major Christian Communities start from a recognition
46   2,  50 |       the Churches and Ecclesial Communities of the West, stated publicly,
47   2      |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities in the West~
48   2,  64 |       the Churches and Ecclesial Communities of the West. Wishing to
49   2,  64 |       The Churches and Ecclesial Communities which were separated from
50   2,  64 |       between these Churches and Communities on the one hand, and the
51   2,  65 |          and of the Churches and Communities which have their origins
52   2,  65 |       the Churches and Ecclesial Communities of the Reform. At about
53   2,  66 |     these Churches and Ecclesial Communities differ not only from us
54   2,  67 |        that the post-Reformation Communities lack that "fullness of unity
55   2,  68 |   services of worship offered by Communities assembled to praise God.
56   2,  69 | worldwide Churches and Christian Communities in the West has been progressively
57   2,  70 |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities. Prayer for unity, already
58   2,  71 |   various Churches and Ecclesial Communities. Such contacts greatly help
59   2,  71 |     countries where the Catholic communities constitute a minority with
60   2,  71 |          to the post-Reformation communities or where the latter represent
61   2,  72 |     whose Churches and Ecclesial Communities originate in the Reformation
62   2,  72 |       the leaders of the various Communities and from the Communities
63   2,  72 |         Communities and from the Communities as a whole. From this standpoint,
64   2,  76 |   various Churches and Ecclesial Communities prayed with one voice to
65   3,  78 |       implies that the Christian communities should help one another
66   3,  82 |     effort to draw the Christian Communities into this completely interior
67   3,  83 |          to unity. All Christian Communities know that, thanks to the
68   3,  84 |          While for all Christian communities the martyrs are the proof
69   3,  84 |        the communion between our Communities, even if still incomplete,
70   3,  84 |       the Churches and Ecclesial Communities which gave them entrance
71   3,  84 |         traditions which all the communities have preserved and by which
72   3,  84 |         saints" belonging to all Communities, the "dialogue of conversion"
73   3,  84 | spiritual space described above, Communities are able truly to "be converted"
74   3,  84 |      from the past and will lead Communities along his paths to where
75   3,  87 |    fraternal assistance, whereby Communities strive to give in mutual
76   3,  87 |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities to certain common Christian
77   3,  87 |         present in the Christian communities, this process will certainly
78   3,  88 |       the Churches and Ecclesial Communities, the Catholic Church is
79   3,  89 |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities, but also more generally
80   3,  89 |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities are more and more taking
81   3,  95 |       the unity of all Christian communities clearly forms part of the
82   3,  95 |   visible communion of all those Communities in which, by virtue of God'
83   3,  95 |        majority of the Christian Communities and in heeding the request
84   3,  99 |        question of the Christian Communities. It is a matter of the love
85 Exh,  103|     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities: "Mend your ways, encourage