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Centesimus annus
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1 6, 56 | cooperation of the local Churches is indispensable, and I
2 6, 60 | appeal to the Christian Churches and to all the great world
Dominum et vivificantem
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3 Int, 2 | share with the Oriental Churches, which have jealously guarded
4 1, 26 | the Spirit says to the Churches"97 with regard to the present
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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5 Int, 8 | and so many basilicas and churches in Rome and throughout the
6 2, 25(49) | law must be reserved in churches with great reverence in
7 2, 25 | law must be reserved in churches with great reverence in
8 3, 31(65) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 378.~
9 4, 36(74) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 711.~
10 4, 37(76) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 712.~
11 4, 39 | the case of the Christian Churches separated from Rome”.83 ~
12 4, 43 | brothers and sisters from other Churches and Ecclesial Communities,
13 4, 44(92) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 702; Pontifical Council
14 4, 44(93) | on the Eastern Catholic Churches Orientalium Ecclesiarum,
15 4, 45 | individual persons belonging to Churches or Ecclesial Communities
16 4, 45(95) | on the Eastern Catholic Churches Orientalium Ecclesiarum,
17 4, 45(96) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 671 §§ 3-4.~
18 4, 46 | sacraments from ministers of Churches in which these sacraments
19 4, 46(99) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 671.~
20 5, 49 | Middle Ages, and to the churches, large and small, which
21 5, 51 | cannot be determined by local Churches in isolation from the universal
22 6, 57 | Eucharistic celebrations of the Churches of East and West.~
Evangelium vitae
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23 3, 62(70) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, canon 1450, § 2.~
24 3, 62(71) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, canon 1417.~
25 4, 91 | brothers and sisters of other Churches and ecclesial communities,
Fides et ratio
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26 5, 61 | faith. The life of the young Churches in particular has brought
Laborem exercens
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27 1, 2 | at the level of the local Churches. It is difficult to list
Redemptor hominis
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28 1, 3 | in this Church to all the Churches8 cannot lead to anything
29 1, 6 | representatives of other Christian Churches and Communities have also
30 2, 11 | the individual Christian Churches and ecclesial Communities
Redemptoris Mater
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31 2, 28 | Christian families or "domestic churches," of parish and missionary
32 2, 28 | the message of the many churches in Rome and throughout the
33 2, 30 | Catholic Church with the Churches and Ecclesial Communities
34 2, 30 | Spirit is saying to the Churches" today (Rev. 2:7, 11, 17).~
35 2, 30 | hopeful sign that these Churches and Ecclesial Communities
36 2, 31 | Orthodox Church and the ancient Churches of the East feel united
37 2, 31 | The brethren of these Churches have experienced a complex
38 2, 31 | her a powerful aid. The Churches which profess the doctrine
39 2, 31 | or the ancient Oriental Churches with an incomparable abundance
40 2, 33 | angels and of the saints, in churches and houses and at the roadside.84
41 2, 33 | have a place of honor in churches and houses. In them Mary
42 2, 34 | Catholic Church and the Churches and Ecclesial Communities
Redemptoris missio
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43 Int, 2 | been an increase of local churches with their own bishops,
44 Int, 2 | and communion between the churches has led to a lively exchange
45 Int, 2 | ecclesial life, while particular churches are more willing to meet
46 Int, 2 | members of other Christian churches and other religions, and
47 Int, 2(1) | and divide certain local churches and institutions, would
48 Int, 2 | commitment of the particular churches - especially those of recent
49 2, 20 | founding new particular churches, and by guiding them to
50 3, 24 | members of the different churches together with the apostles
51 3, 30 | Christians, the particular churches and the universal Church,
52 4, 32 | are now well-established churches, sometimes so sound and
53 4, 32 | personnel to evangelize in other churches and territories. This is
54 4, 33 | occasionally in the younger Churches as well, where entire groups
55 4, 34 | Gospel and to establish new churches among peoples or communities
56 4, 34 | fosters exchanges between the churches and directs them toward
57 4, 34 | in every direction. The churches in traditionally Christian
58 4, 37 | growth in the number of new churches in recent times should not
59 4, 37 | territories entrusted to these churches - particularly in Asia,
60 4, 39 | address all the particular churches, both young and old. The
61 4, 39 | today for the particular churches: Open the doors to missionaries,
62 4, 40 | believers and particular churches is to be found no longer
63 5 | Forming Local Churches~
64 5, 48 | communities and develop churches to their full maturity.
65 5, 49 | which grow until they become churches. Notwithstanding the high
66 5, 49 | where there are no local churches or where their number is
67 5, 49 | Church and to the particular churches, to the whole people of
68 5, 49 | personnel coming from other churches and countries must work
69 5, 49 | sense within the particular churches, so that pastoral concern
70 5, 50 | who belong to different churches and ecclesial communities
71 5, 51 | phenomenon in the young churches - one sometimes fostered
72 5, 52 | action within the local churches, the universal Church herself
73 5, 52 | pastoral visits to the young churches I have repeatedly dealt
74 5, 53 | Missionaries, who come from other churches and countries, must immerse
75 5, 53 | inculturation, particular churches of the same region should
76 5, 53 | Church and to the particular churches will they be capable of
77 5, 53(92) | loc. cit., 53: Particular Churches "have the task of assimilating
78 5, 60 | to teach."114~The young churches, which for the most part
79 6, 62 | highly appropriate that young churches should "share as soon as
80 6, 62 | Church and the particular churches the authentic and full missionary
81 6, 62 | Gospel.... So-called younger churches have need of the strength
82 6, 62 | the strength of the older churches and the older ones need
83 6, 62 | the riches of the other churches." 118~
84 6, 63 | pastors of the particular churches. In this regard the Council
85 6, 64 | to the needs of the other churches. Cooperation between the
86 6, 64 | Cooperation between the churches, in an authentic reciprocity
87 6, 64 | cooperation between particular churches and especially regarding
88 6, 64 | the "communion among the churches"; it ought to be directed
89 6, 64 | such. I appeal to all the churches, young and old alike, to
90 6, 64(127) | Cooperation of the Local Churches Among Themselves and especially
91 6, 66 | institutes came into being in churches located in traditionally
92 6, 66 | and the founding of new churches. Today, these institutes
93 6, 66 | candidates from the young churches which they founded, while
94 6, 66 | missionary fervor both in the churches of traditionally Christian
95 6, 66 | countries and in the younger churches.~The special vocation of
96 6, 68 | temporary service in the churches of Africa, and gave his
97 6, 68 | communion existing among the churches. They make a valuable contribution
98 6, 68 | of the long-established churches, and that it will be fostered
99 6, 68 | fostered among priests of the churches of more recent origin.~
100 6, 69 | and the formation of new churches: from the ancient monastic
101 6, 69 | communities in the young churches, so as to "bear glorious
102 6, 71 | title of honor - that some churches owe their origins to the
103 6, 72 | development occurring in many churches in recent times, the rapid
104 6, 72 | part of the life of local churches and are welcomed by bishops
105 6, 72 | cooperators with the local churches. In this way the growth
106 6, 72 | a laity whom the younger churches are recognizing as "an essential
107 6, 73 | the older and established churches, committed to a new evangelization,
108 6, 73 | catechists in mission lands.... Churches that are flourishing today
109 6, 73 | especially in the young churches. The new Code of Canon Law
110 6, 75 | Congregation for the Oriental Churches."160 Hence, its task is
111 6, 75 | Holy See, with the local churches and the various missionary
112 7, 82 | ad gentes, and the local churches, with the help of personnel
113 7, 83 | personnel from the young churches. This work must be seen
114 7, 83 | Christian values. Particular churches should therefore make the
115 7, 83 | missionaries and of the local churches in which they work. In those
116 7, 83 | they work. In those younger churches which are still not able
117 7, 83 | Christ, and establish local churches which then become means
118 7, 84 | must be our motto: All the churches united for the conversion
119 7, 84 | boundaries of the particular churches, rightly have "the first
120 7, 84 | both the older and younger churches. I earnestly recommend that
121 7, 84 | the bishops of individual churches, in collaboration with existing
122 7, 85 | receiving. All the particular churches, both young and old, are
123 7, 85 | assistance."171~I exhort all the churches, and the bishops, priests,
124 7, 85 | self-sufficiency. Local churches, although rooted in their
125 7, 85 | a strong one. The older churches, involved in new evangelization,
126 7, 85 | congregations or other particular churches. But it is by giving generously
127 7, 85 | receive. Already the young churches, many of which are blessed
128 7, 85 | women religious to the older churches.~On the other hand, the
129 7, 85 | the other hand, the young churches are concerned about their
130 7, 85 | to missionaries. To these churches I say: Do not isolate yourselves;
131 7, 85 | missionaries and support from other churches, and do likewise throughout
132 8, 89 | is "anxiety for all the churches" (2 Cor 11:28). For every
133 8, 91 | young communities and young churches. Today, you are the hope
134 8, 91 | missionary spirit for the older churches.~For their part, missionaries
135 Conc, 92 | and missionaries and young churches in particular, respond with
Slavorum apostoli
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136 1, 2 | everything that divides the Churches, nations and peoples, was
137 1, 2 | Church and the Orthodox Churches on the Island of Patmos.~
138 2, 5 | by the neighboring Latin Churches, placed in the way of the
139 2, 7 | of full unity between the Churches of recent foundation and
140 4, 12 | sacred rites in all the Churches within the borders of the
141 4, 12 | traditions of many national Churches of the East, such as the
142 4, 12 | Christians belonging to those Churches, both in the capital and
143 4, 13 | the individual Christian Churches can never justify discord,
144 4, 14 | faith and love between the Churches of which they were members,
145 4, 14 | on the one hand, and the Churches which arose in the lands
146 4, 14 | controversy between the Churches of the East and the West.
147 4, 14 | Constantinople and with the new Churches which they had founded among
148 4, 15 | ecclesiastical rights proper to the Churches in the various nations.~
149 6, 21 | of the Slavonic Eastern Churches of the Rite of Constantinople,
150 7, 26 | culture. By analogy, today the Churches of ancient origin can and
151 7, 26 | and must help the young Churches and peoples to mature in
152 7, 27 | ecumenical endeavor of the sister Churches of East and West, for the
153 7, 27 | unity between the two sister Churches of East and West.44 For
154 7, 27 | open and alert to the other Churches and traditions and, at the
155 8, 29 | and communion linking the Churches of the East and West.~In
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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156 1, 2 | of the Oriental Catholic Churches and to the Episcopal Conferences,
157 4, 32 | Catholic Church and the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities,
Ut unum sint
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158 Int, 1 | century, including members of Churches and Ecclesial Communities
159 1, 10 | follows that these separated Churches and Communities, though
160 1, 11 | still exists with the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities
161 1, 12 | sacraments within their own Churches or Ecclesial Communities.
162 1, 12 | referring to the Orthodox Churches, went so far as to declare
163 1, 12 | the Lord in each of these Churches, the Church of God is built
164 1, 13 | elements present in the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities,
165 1, 17(28) | AND THE WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES, Confessing the "One" Faith (
166 1, 17 | dialogue of charity with the Churches in communion with the Patriarch
167 1, 24 | pilgrimages to the various Churches in the different continents
168 1, 24 | of the World Council of Churches (12 June 1984), the organization
169 1, 24 | committed to calling its member Churches and Ecclesial Communities "
170 1, 24(47) | WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES, Constitution and Rules,
171 1, 25 | distinguished leaders of other Churches and Ecclesial Communities
172 1, 30 | many observers from various Churches and Ecclesial Communities,
173 1, 30 | representatives of other Churches and Ecclesial Communities
174 1, 31 | individual local or particular Churches. Special commissions for
175 1, 31 | of the Eastern Catholic Churches. Suitable structures similar
176 1, 31 | competent experts from different Churches and Communities. In their
177 1, 31(55) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canons 902-904.~
178 1, 38 | expressed in the various Churches and Ecclesial Communities.
179 1, 38 | myself with the Patriarchs of Churches with which for centuries
180 2, 42 | these Christians belong as "Churches and Ecclesial Communities
181 2, 42(71) | OF THE WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES, Baptism, Eucharist and
182 2, 43 | accomplished in the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities
183 2, 43 | of the World Council of Churches, much is being accomplished
184 2, 45(76) | OF THE WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES, Baptism, Eucharist and
185 2, 45(77) | of the World Council of Churches in Vancouver (1983) and
186 2, 46 | sacraments from ministers of Churches in which these sacraments
187 2, 46(78) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 671; PONTIFICAL COUNCIL
188 2, 48 | in the members of other Churches and Ecclesial Communities.
189 2, 48 | also involve the various Churches and Ecclesial Communities
190 2, 49 | elements found in other Churches and Ecclesial Communities.81
191 2, 49 | passively present in those Churches and Communities. Insofar
192 2 | Dialogue with the Churches of the East~
193 2, 50 | that our bonds with the Churches of the East, weakened in
194 2, 50 | The observers from these Churches present at the Council,
195 2, 50 | with representatives of the Churches and Ecclesial Communities
196 2, 50 | its part, considered the Churches of the East with objectivity
197 2, 50 | the Lord in each of these Churches, the Church of God is built
198 2, 50 | consequence, that "although these Churches are separated from us, they
199 2, 50 | relationship".82~Speaking of the Churches of the East, the Council
200 2, 50 | the noble reality of the Churches of the East: "Therefore,
201 2, 50 | desired between the Eastern Churches and the Catholic Church,
202 2, 50 | origin and growth of the Churches of the East, and to the
203 2, 51 | relations with the Ancient Churches of the East.~The process
204 2, 52 | Church and all the Orthodox Churches in canonical communion with
205 2, 52 | Council of the Orthodox Churches. The quest for harmony between
206 2, 52 | vitality of these sister Churches; this is also significant
207 2, 53 | as the Saints to whom the Churches and nations of Europe entrust
208 2 | Sister Churches~
209 2, 55 | many particular or local Churches; among them the Patriarchal
210 2, 55 | among them the Patriarchal Churches hold first place; and of
211 2, 55 | which all the particular Churches remained in unity: "an eager
212 2, 55 | to thrive between local Churches, as between sisters".88~
213 2, 56 | the particular or local Churches gathered around their Bishop
214 2, 56 | their Bishop as "Sister Churches". In addition, the lifting
215 2, 56 | estrangement between the Churches of the West and the East
216 2, 56 | traditional designation of "Sister Churches" should ever accompany us
217 2, 57 | beautiful expression 'Sister Churches', which local Churches were
218 2, 57 | Sister Churches', which local Churches were fond of applying to
219 2, 57 | lived this life of 'Sister Churches', and together held Ecumenical
220 2, 57 | discover ourselves as 'Sister Churches' once more, in spite of
221 2, 57 | From their very origins the Churches of the East have had a treasury
222 2, 57 | Letter Orientale Lumen, the Churches of the East have lived with
223 2, 57 | of similarity between the Churches in the East and in the West.
224 2, 57 | exchange of gifts between the Churches insofar as they complement
225 2, 58 | Church and the Orthodox Churches, the Decree on Eastern Catholic
226 2, 58 | Decree on Eastern Catholic Churches Orientalium Ecclesiarum
227 2, 58(95) | of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 671, §§ 2 and 3.~
228 2, 59 | communion between the two Churches. This communion which is
229 2, 59 | acknowledge that "in our Churches apostolic succession is
230 2, 60 | of the doctrine of Sister Churches. Here too it has become
231 2, 60 | of the Eastern Catholic Churches to have their own organizational
232 2, 60 | actual involvement of these Churches in the dialogue of charity
233 2, 60 | to the Eastern Catholic Churches in communion with the Catholic
234 2, 60 | Certainly the Eastern Catholic Churches, in the spirit of the Decree
235 2 | Relations with the Ancient Churches of the East~
236 2, 62 | relations with the Ancient Churches of the East which rejected
237 2, 62 | and Chalcedon. All these Churches sent official observers
238 2, 62 | relations with the Ancient Churches of the East witnesses to
239 2, 62 | Patriarchs of some of these Churches in declaring our common
240 2, 62 | existing between our two Churches: "We share the faith handed
241 2 | Dialogue with other Churches and Ecclesial Communities
242 2, 64 | speaks of relations with the Churches and Ecclesial Communities
243 2, 64 | this Decree affirms: "The Churches and Ecclesial Communities
244 2, 64 | recognize that between these Churches and Communities on the one
245 2, 65 | Catholic Church and of the Churches and Communities which have
246 2, 65 | really began within the Churches and Ecclesial Communities
247 2, 66 | spiritual practice, these Churches and Ecclesial Communities
248 2, 69 | with the various worldwide Churches and Christian Communities
249 2, 69 | with the World Council of Churches was begun, and since 1968
250 2, 70 | Church and of the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities.
251 2, 71 | of the World Council of Churches in Geneva on 10 June 1969,
252 2, 71 | representatives of various Churches and Ecclesial Communities.
253 2, 72 | brothers and sisters whose Churches and Ecclesial Communities
254 2, 73 | period and in the local Churches many programmes and activities
255 2, 76 | Christians of the various Churches and Ecclesial Communities
256 3, 78 | Church and the Orthodox Churches which hold to this demanding
257 3, 78(129) | of the World Council of Churches in the Canberra Declaration (
258 3, 78 | concrete way, so that the Churches may truly become a sign
259 3, 84 | Saints come from all the Churches and Ecclesial Communities
260 3, 87 | the witness borne by other Churches and Ecclesial Communities
261 3, 87(144) | of the World Council of Churches, The Unity of the Church
262 3, 88 | 88. Among all the Churches and Ecclesial Communities,
263 3, 88 | to the World Council of Churches in Geneva on 12 June 1984,
264 3, 88(147) | of the World Council of Churches, Geneva (12 June 1984),
265 3, 89 | Church is engaging with other Churches and Ecclesial Communities,
266 3, 89 | of the World Council of Churches, held in Santiago de Compostela,
267 3, 89 | controversies, the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities
268 3, 89(148) | No. 166, World Council of Churches, Geneva, 1994, 243.~
269 3, 94 | heard in all the particular Churches. In this way, in each of
270 3, 94 | in each of the particular Churches entrusted to those Pastors,
271 3, 94 | is made present. All the Churches are in full and visible
272 3, 94 | the communion of all the Churches. For this reason, he is
273 3, 95 | Pastors and theologians of our Churches, that we may seek—together,
274 3 | communion of all particular Churches with the Church of Rome:
275 3, 97 | communion of the particular Churches with the Church of Rome,
276 3, 97 | which the World Council of Churches has chosen as its emblem—
277 3, 99 | so that the unity of our Churches may become an ever more
278 Exh, 101(160)| of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 902.~
279 Exh, 103 | and sisters of the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities: "
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