Chapter

 1 Int| early years of the Christian community’s life, when Paul, about
 2 Int|     of the young and fragile community of Ephesus, and moved interiorly
 3 Int|     fraternal and missionary community of his disciples, a missionary
 4  2 |  Word of God in personal and community life: the possibility of
 5  3 |    me”, there comes also the community, ecclesial and planetary “
 6  3 |    can assume a dimension of community examination in light of
 7  3 |    become fraternal/sisterly/community.~The experience of these
 8  3 |      these years proves that community meditation of the Word has
 9  3 |     difficulties that such a community practice often involves.~
10  3 |       An alive and vivacious community can help give ecclesial,
11  3 |   meditatio. If however, the community is not in a position to
12  4 |    Word.~- If in a formation community one can practice a sharing