Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,1  |     turned in order to ensure his communion with them and not risk having
 2  I,2  |        unity both of faith and of communion”.(22) The individual Bishops
 3  I,3  | communicating which express their communion and solicitude for all the
 4  I,3  |           on, the reality of this communion has found an outstanding
 5  I,5  |        help to foster a spirit of communion with the Universal Church
 6  I,6  |           strengthening ecclesial communion. Even so, the growing extent
 7 II,8  |               8. In the universal communion of the People of God, for
 8 II,8  |           components of ecclesial communion are the sharing of the same
 9 II,8  |       Pastors of the Church. This communion, precisely because it extends
10 II,10 |           has a sense of being in communion. Moreover, although he has
11 II,11 |     effect, “Bishops, teaching in communion with the Roman Pontiff,
12 II,11 |        celebration carried out in communion with the Bishop and under
13 II,12 |          is not the result of the communion of the Churches, but, in
14 II,12 |        nor as the result of their communion; rather, as an essential
15 II,13 |     Conferences of Bishops and in communion with the Apostolic See derives
16 III,21|         authority, the Bishops in communion with the head and members
17 III,21|    determined territory, when, in communion with the Roman Pontiff,
18 III,21|          Church and a bond of her communion, the Bishops, assembled
19 III,22|     official and authentic and in communion with the Apostolic See,
20 III,22|         Christ, must always be in communion with the Head of the College
21 III,22|    doctrinal response will favour communion and not harm it, and will