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 1 Int,  3 | witness of the entire Catholic community understood in its full purity
 2   1,  9 |     secondary attribute of the community of his disciples. Rather,
 3   1,  9 |       the very essence of this community. God wills the Church, because
 4   1,  13|    condition of each Church or Community, these actions can truly
 5   1,  13|        providing access to the community of salvation".18~These are
 6   1,  13|     boundaries of the Catholic community there is an ecclesial vacuum.
 7   1,  15|      desire of every Christian Community for unity goes hand in hand
 8   1,  16|        moment".23 No Christian Community can exempt itself from this
 9   1,  21|    Christ himself to visit the community of those who call upon him: "
10   1,  22|     together once more in that community of the Church which Christ
11   1,  23|        own Church or Ecclesial Community. This was a contradiction
12   1,  26|                26. Prayer, the community at prayer, enables us always
13   1,  28|  individual and of every human community. Although the concept of "
14   1,  35|        of gifts proper to each Community. It has also a primarily
15   1,  38|   those normally in use in the community to which one belongs, it
16   2,  49|        nature of the Christian community.~In a similar way, the bilateral
17   2,  61|        heart and model for the community regarding not only spirituality
18   3,  80|  Apostles and lived out in the community of believers gathered around
19   3,  82|     Father on the part of each Community, with the full acceptance
20   3,  83|  spiritual space in which each community hears the call to overcome
21   3,  97|        serves the unity of the community—all the while respecting
22   3,  99|        the Gospel. A Christian Community which believes in Christ