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 1  I,11    |          so strongly the call to unity, even although it still
 2  I,11    |  sometimes violent, conflicts. A unity which is yet to be built
 3  I,11    | hospitality and welcome there. A unity which can not only be of
 4  I,11    |   firstly, a spiritual and moral unity. A unity which yet must
 5  I,11    |     spiritual and moral unity. A unity which yet must overcome
 6  I,11    |    guarantee of understanding. A unity which, in particular, will
 7 II,15    |    personal gift: to build up in unity the Body of Christ; to make
 8 II,18    |       indelible tendency towards unity. It is in the Spirit that
 9 II,18    |          one single vocation, to unity of love and witness. It
10 II,18    |    plurality of vocations in the unity of the ecclesial structure:
11 II,19    |        communion with God and of unity among all men".(40)~On the
12 II,20    |         by a profound desire for unity, the Churches must be first
13 II,20    |         this spirit of ecclesial unity, the sharing of the goods
14 III,27   |         God who is the Spirit of unity (Eph 2, 11-22; Gal 3, 26-
15 Conclu,39|      forms and in every instant, unity between peoples, welcoming