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 1 Int,  1     |           has the source of his new life. It claims that the Cross
 2   1,  9     |     communion, which is his eternal life. Christ's words "that they
 3   1,  13    |        actions can truly engender a life of grace, and can be rightly
 4   1,  15    |       presumption. Thus, the entire life of Christians is marked
 5   1,  18    |              and the truth, and the life" (Jn 14:6), who could consider
 6   1,  19    |           or the customs and way of life of the more advanced society
 7   1,  19    |     expressed, but also of the very life of faith. It might therefore
 8   1,  20    |           is an organic part of her life and work, and consequently
 9   1,  21    |            of heart and holiness of life, along with public and private
10   1,  21    |            undercurrent which gives life and adds vigour to the movement
11   1,  23    |           especially present in the life of the Church and in every
12   1,  24    |            in worship and in common life in Christ".47 And how could
13   1,  25    |       integral part of the Church's life. There is no important or
14   1,  27    |          part of the reality of our life and of the commitments we
15   1,  27    |         from the world, devoted her life to meditation and prayer
16   1,  27    |             Gospel, and offered her life for Christian unity. This
17   1,  27    |     unconditional offering of one's life to the Father, through the
18   1,  27(50)|              she chose to offer her life for the unity of the Church.
19   1,  32    |          the teaching and religious life of both Communions. In addition,
20   2,  45    |          aspects of the sacramental life. Certainly, due to disagreements
21   2,  52    |             them contributes to the life and vitality of these sister
22   2,  57    |             centuries we lived this life of 'Sister Churches', and
23   2,  57    |        commitment shown by monastic life, "starting with evangelization,
24   2,  58    |             useful for the everyday life of the faithful and for
25   2,  61    |            experiences of ecclesial life did not prevent Christians,
26   2,  61    |          spirituality and the moral life, but also the~Church's very
27   2,  66    |     Scriptures they contemplate the life of Christ, as well as the
28   2,  67    |           profess that it signifies life in communion with Christ
29   2,  68    |          not overlook the spiritual life and its moral consequences: "
30   2,  68    | consequences: "The Christian way of life of these brethren is nourished
31   2,  68    |             God's Word. This way of life expresses itself in private
32   2,  68    |          Bible, in Christian family life, and in services of worship
33   2,  68    |             the source of Christian life.~The text thus raises a
34   2,  74    |           their application to real life. The Council Decree on Ecumenism
35   2,  74    |                 Social and cultural life offers ample opportunities
36   2,  74    |          apply the Gospel to social life, to bring the Christian
37   3,  84    |      manifested in the sacrifice of life itself.138 The fact that
38   3,  84    |            many levels of ecclesial life. I now add that this communion
39   3,  84    |            the highest point of the life of grace, martyria unto
40   3,  84    |          those who, at the end of a life faithful to grace, are in
41   3,  94    |           the offering of one's own life (cf. Jn 10:11-18). Saint
42   3,  94    |        discipline and the Christian life. It is the responsibility
43   3,  95    |            of faith and sacramental life ... If disagreements in
44 Exh,  100   |      teachings of Vatican II to the life of every individual and