Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1   I, I,1  |     merged into such an intimate unity (cf. LG 9) that its reality
 2   I, I,1  |         God and the principle of unity in its communion. He is
 3   I, I,1  |        the bond of its marvelous unity, the light and beauty of
 4   I, I,2  |       the mystery of the Church, unity in Christ involves a mutual
 5   I, I,3  |         sacrament of this saving unity" (LG 9; cf. LG 1; 8; 48;
 6   I, I,4  |      Body and of concern for its unity, of the faithful fulfillment
 7   I,II,6  |       fecundity (cf. LG 18, 19), unity (cf. LG 23), and spiritual
 8   I,II,7  |      disregarded, lest the inner unity of the entire ministry be
 9   I,III,11|         of the institute, in the unity of the community and in
10   I,IV,16 | therefore, can be noticed in the unity of mission. These, however, "
11   I,IV,17 |          variety within the same unity and of the fullness of that
12   I,IV,17 |        nunt. 54). This multiform unity, however, carries with it
13   I,IV,17 |  religious vocation, or from the unity and distinctive character
14   I,IV,21 |    protection of those values of unity, which under no circumstance
15   I,IV,21 |        be renounced, whether the unity in question is that of the
16   I,IV,21 |       would break away from this unity would be exposed to a two-fold
17  II, V    |      signs of brotherly love and unity.~In institutes of active
18  II, V    |          increase supra-national unity within their own institute
19  II,VI,22 |   priests, by virtue of the very unity of the priesthood (cf. LG
20  II,VII,24|         presbyterium express due unity and that the various ministries
21 Conclu    |          careful to preserve the unity of the Spirit in the bond