Chap., §

 1 Int,  1  |               members of Churches and Ecclesial Communities not in full
 2   1,  10 |               vision, open to all the ecclesial values present among other
 3   1,  11 |           with the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities has been destroyed.~
 4   1,  12 |          within their own Churches or Ecclesial Communities. Many of them
 5   1,  13 |             in the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities, the Decree
 6   1,  13 |        Catholic community there is an ecclesial vacuum. Many elements of
 7   1,  23 |         appealed to his own Church or Ecclesial Community. This was a contradiction
 8   1,  23 |           until the obstacles to full ecclesial communion are overcome and
 9   1,  24 |               its member Churches and Ecclesial Communities "to the goal
10   1,  25 |         leaders of other Churches and Ecclesial Communities have visited
11   1,  30 |             from various Churches and Ecclesial Communities, their deep
12   1,  30 | representatives of other Churches and Ecclesial Communities experienced
13   1,  38 |              the various Churches and Ecclesial Communities. This has more
14   2,  42 |               belong as "Churches and Ecclesial Communities that are not
15   2,  43 |             in the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities and through
16   2,  45 |        Catholic Church, certain other Ecclesial Communities have made efforts
17   2,  48 |         members of other Churches and Ecclesial Communities. This direct
18   2,  48 |              the various Churches and Ecclesial Communities which take their
19   2,  49 |           found in other Churches and Ecclesial Communities.81 It is not
20   2,  50 |   representatives of the Churches and Ecclesial Communities of the West,
21   2,  50 |            affection, stressing their ecclesial nature and the real bonds
22   2,  52 |          historical expression in the ecclesial act whereby "there was removed
23   2,  52 |              and Constantinople. That ecclesial event, so filled with ecumenical
24   2,  52 |              It is in this context of ecclesial fraternity that we should
25   2,  53 |             to highlight that twofold ecclesial and cultural tradition which
26   2,  61 |              different experiences of ecclesial life did not prevent Christians,
27   2      |               with other Churches and Ecclesial Communities in the West~
28   2,  64 |       relations with the Churches and Ecclesial Communities of the West.
29   2,  64 |            affirms: "The Churches and Ecclesial Communities which were separated
30   2,  65 |               within the Churches and Ecclesial Communities of the Reform.
31   2,  66 |          practice, these Churches and Ecclesial Communities differ not only
32   2,  70 |             of the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities. Prayer for
33   2      |                                       Ecclesial relations~
34   2,  71 |               of various Churches and Ecclesial Communities. Such contacts
35   2,  72 |            sisters whose Churches and Ecclesial Communities originate in
36   2,  73 |              the level of the various ecclesial organizations and movements.~
37   2,  76 |              the various Churches and Ecclesial Communities prayed with
38   3,  84 |             growing at many levels of ecclesial life. I now add that this
39   3,  84 |             from all the Churches and Ecclesial Communities which gave them
40   3,  87 |           borne by other Churches and Ecclesial Communities to certain common
41   3,  87 |             exists as a result of the ecclesial elements present in the
42   3,  88 |            Among all the Churches and Ecclesial Communities, the Catholic
43   3,  89 |               with other Churches and Ecclesial Communities, but also more
44   3,  89 |                the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities are more and
45 Exh,  103|             of the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities: "Mend your