Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|    sources of the whole of the Christian life and to the primitive
 2 Intro, 3,4|       repercussions on life in Christian communities in various countries.(19)
 3 Intro, 3,4|       the witness of the wider Christian community.~
 4 Intro, 5,7| suitable channels for building Christian fraternity by the religious
 5 II, 1,12  |     component, every authentic Christian community is seen in "itself
 6 II, 3,22  |       a group of people into a Christian fraternity. ~Communion is
 7 II, 3,25  |      us to the fact that every Christian reality is built on human
 8 II, 5,37  |  occasion for human growth and Christian maturity lies in living
 9 II, 5,45  |     gift which would encourage Christian authenticity, they simply
10 II, 6,47  |          1 Thes. 5:12-13). The Christian community is not an anonymous
11 II, 7,53  |       the divine origin of the Christian message and has the power
12 II, 7,55  |      the possibility of living Christian fraternity and of the price
13 II, 7,55  |      and supernatural value of Christian fraternity, speak to our
14 III, 1,59 |      in itself the richness of Christian life but as a unit it constitutes
15 III, 1,59 |  effective announcement of the Christian message. It can be said
16 III, 1,59 |    that will enable the entire Christian community to consider itself "
17 III, 1,63 |        a genuine expression of Christian charity, have made it difficult
18 III, 1,69 |    eschatological dimension of Christian existence, etc., can become