Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1   I, I,1  |       principle of unity in its communion. He is the vigor of its
 2   I, I,2  |        Christ involves a mutual communion of life among her members.
 3   I, I,2  |       He unifies the Church "in communion and in the works of ministry,
 4   I, I,2  |     actually ordered to the one communion and mission of the self-same
 5   I, I,4  |      participating in ecclesial communion, the primacy of life in
 6   I,II    |        WITHIN ORGANIC ECCLESIAL COMMUNION~
 7   I,II,5  |                             The communion proper to the People of
 8   I,II,5  |       its excellence~5. Organic communion among the members of the
 9   I,II,5  |          Col 2:19).~The organic communion of the Church, therefore,
10   I,II,5  |         this manner the organic communion of the church, both as to
11   I,II,6  |      The bishops, in hierarchic communion with the Roman Pontiff,
12   I,II,9  |   considerations on "hierarchic communion" in the Church shed much
13   I,II,9  |         by participation and in communion with them.~b) The Holy Spirit
14   I,II,9  |     duties, but must enter into communion with the others. Differences
15   I,II,9  |         another, for the unique communion and mission.~c) Bishops,
16   I,III   | RELIGIOUS LIFE WITHIN ECCLESIAL COMMUNION~
17  II, V    |     obligation, bishops in open communion of doctrine and intent with
18  II,VI,23 |   charisms" (LG 7), and who, in communion with the Roman Pontiff,
19  II,VII,24|         them become part of the communion and of the evangelizing