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 1 Intro,3   | participants to the Message to the Ecclesial Communities, from the interventions
 2  I,13     |          evangelisation, enriching ecclesial interplay and communion: "
 3  I,13     |           more cross over from the ecclesial consciousness to the civil,
 4 II,15     |           17, 21).~Accordingly the ecclesial community, on the one hand,
 5 II,17     |     celebrated the identity of the ecclesial community brought together
 6 II,18     |       conversion, addressed to the ecclesial community and to everyone
 7 II,18     |       every pastoral action in the ecclesial community.~The primacy of
 8 II,18     |       reflected in the icon of the ecclesial community, visible in the
 9 II,18     |      vocations in the unity of the ecclesial structure: vocations in
10 II,18     |         his own conscience and the ecclesial community, answers "amen".
11 II,19     |          history of salvation.~The ecclesial community itself has a profoundly
12 II,19     |         Therefore history asks the ecclesial community to listen to people'
13 II,19     |         important that there be an ecclesial community which will help
14 II,20     |                  In this spirit of ecclesial unity, the sharing of the
15 II,21     |                 Within the various ecclesial experiences, and by means
16 III,25(60)|        among them. The expression "ecclesial community", on the other
17 III,25(60)|      parishes that are Eucharistic ecclesial communities thanks to the
18 III,25    |           as its protagonists, the ecclesial community as such, in its
19 III,25    |       vocations manifest its truly ecclesial aspect and develop a plan
20 III,25    |       individuals but to the whole ecclesial community.(66) "We must
21 III,26    |         Church. If it is the whole ecclesial community that calls, then
22 III,26    |        calls, then it is the whole ecclesial community that is called,
23 III,26    |        ministries that make up the ecclesial fabric. But the principle
24 III,27    |           corresponding to precise ecclesial functions and to classical
25 III,27    |   confirmed, at the service of the ecclesial community.~The Church's
26 III,27    |      journeys: liturgy and prayer, ecclesial communion, the service of
27 III,27    |           live it without fear.~b) Ecclesial communion~The first vital
28 III,27    |         only living in fraternity.~Ecclesial fraternity is not only a
29 III,27    |         thus becomes a stimulus to ecclesial corresponsibility, because
30 III,27    |           typical functions of the ecclesial community. It consists in
31 III,28    |         the dimensions of liturgy, ecclesial communion, service of charity
32 III,28    |         being. Consequently, these ecclesial itineraries are to be valued
33 III,28    |           a profoundly and totally ecclesial experience, that leads every
34 III,29    |            the praying face of the ecclesial community; apostolic religious
35 III,29    |        fact, individualistic, less ecclesial perspectives and practices
36 III,29    |       arise where an authentically ecclesial spirit is not lived.~In
37 III,29    |    vocational culture in civil and ecclesial society, especially the
38 IV,37     |          put to the service of the ecclesial community. Accordingly we
39 IV,37     |     relationship between objective ecclesial itineraries and subjective