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 1   1,  7 |               their powerful sense of community and solidarity in family
 2   1,  7 |             peoples' natural sense of community made them receptive to the
 3   1,  8 |       believers - individually and in community - to walk the way that Jesus
 4   2,  10|               every form of Christian community".(19) This understanding
 5   2,  10|             the People of God and the community of disciples. Church as
 6   2,  12|         instinctively strong sense of community, but unity in faith is required
 7   2,  13|         workplace, in the schools, in community activities, all Christians
 8   2,  13|          which they live.~A Christian community is never meant to be just
 9   2,  13|               others. The parish as a community cannot insulate itself from
10   2,  13|              around it. The Christian community must be attentive to issues
11   2,  15|          teach the faith in the local community, especially to children
12   2,  15|           teach, but also to lead the community in prayer and to evangelize
13   2,  15|            the bounds of the Catholic community. In the traditional cultures,
14   2,  17|            which allows the Christian community to welcome, live and pass
15   3,  19|               the prayer of the whole community: "Grant to your servants
16   3,  19|           Christ for the needs of the community, reconcile sinners to God
17   3,  19|             sinners to God and to the community, strengthen the sick on
18   3,  19|             and thus enable the whole community to bear witness to the Gospel
19   3,  19|           those outside the Christian community; and by bringing the social
20   3,  20|          kerygma at work in the first community in Jerusalem. "They devoted
21   3,  21|               to evangelize, to build community and solidarity".(75) Indeed
22   3,  21| non-practising Catholics or the wider community. Therefore, they should
23   3,  24|            are having on the Catholic community. Some groups base their
24   3,  27|               business executives and community leaders, Church leaders
25   3,  28|       reconciliation within the wider community or the nation. The past
26   3,  28|               for both the indigenous community and the wider society. The
27   3,  29|            early Church one Christian community was bound to another by
28   3,  29|            the bounds of the Catholic community. Given the situation, the
29   3,  30|              only within the Catholic community but, in a prophetic way,
30   3,  33|         contact parents have with the community of the Church.~The Catholic
31   3,  33|          means by which "the Catholic community gives the student an academic,
32   3,  33|             of becoming barren, if no community of faith and Christian life
33   3,  33|         genuinely integrated into the community's life and activity.~The
34   3,  33|             committed to their parish community and loyal to the Church
35   4,  41|            reconciled and reconciling community of Christ's disciples...
36   4,  42|             isolation and loneliness. Community celebrations of this Sacrament
37   4,  46|             those gifts the Christian community would be hopelessly impoverished.(152)
38   4,  48|      responsibility of every Catholic community. Each Bishop should see
39   4,  49|           visible in the midst of the community. This does not mean, however,
40   4,  49|            Bishop constitute a unique community, often called the presbyterium.
41   4,  49|            from societies with strong community bonds, and where they often
42   4,  49|             their families, the whole community, and the offenders themselves.~
43   4,  51|               between the person, the community and God. The Synod Fathers