Chap., §

 1   1,  7  |       longs that there may be one visible Church of God, a Church
 2   1,  10 |          can be found outside her visible structure. These elements,
 3   1,  12 |          and operative beyond the visible boundaries of the Catholic
 4   1,  24 |       Communities "to the goal of visible unity in one faith and in
 5   3,  77 |           is to re-establish full visible unity among all the baptized.~
 6   3,  78 |  necessary to advance towards the visible unity which is required
 7   3,  78 |          necessary and sufficient visible unity, in the communion
 8   3,  84 |      conversion" towards full and visible unity thus appears as a
 9   3,  84 |         to the quest for full and visible communion, God will do for
10   3,  84 |         to where he wills: to the visible koinonia which is both praise
11   3,  87 |        impelling towards full and visible communion, the desired goal
12   3,  88 | established as her "perpetual and visible principle and foundation
13   3,  88 |         faith of the Fathers, the visible sign and guarantor of unity,
14   3,  94 |          Churches are in full and visible communion, because all the
15   3,  95 |     ardently desires the full and visible communion of all those Communities
16   3,  97 |   essential requisite of full and visible communion. Indeed full communion,
17   3,  99 |       Christians towards full and visible unity. Here an imperative
18 Exh,  100|   commitment to work for full and visible communion.~