Centesimus annus
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1 3, 22 | Pastors, entire Christian communities, individual members of the
2 4, 32 | ever more extensive working communities which can be relied upon
3 5, 49 | family, other intermediate communities exercise primary functions
4 5, 49 | solidarity. These develop as real communities of persons and strengthen
Dives in misericordia
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5 6, 11 | individuals and the environment, communities, societies and nations can
6 7, 14 | Christians, of individual communities, and also of the whole People
Dominum et vivificantem
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7 3, 60 | can help individuals and communities to free themselves from
8 3, 62 | Eucharist, individuals and communities, by the action of the Paraclete-Counselor,
9 3, 65 | many individuals and many communities there is a growing awareness
10 3, 65 | decadence, individuals and whole communities, guided as it were by an
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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11 3, 30 | concerning the Ecclesial Communities which arose in the West
12 3, 30 | pertinent: “The Ecclesial Communities separated from us lack that
13 3, 30 | aforementioned Ecclesial Communities, or even participation in
14 3, 32 | to lead it. Parishes are communities of the baptized who express
15 4, 43 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities, to set forth on the path
16 4, 45 | to Churches or Ecclesial Communities not in full communion with
17 4, 46 | receive communion in those communities which lack a valid sacrament
18 5, 52 | the liturgical norms, and communities which conform to those norms,
Evangelium vitae
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19 1, 21 | times in putting Christian communities themselves to the test.
20 1, 27 | elderly and other centres or communities which defend life? Allowing
21 3, 66 | s neighbour, towards the communities to which one belongs, and
22 4, 88 | other programmes - such as communities for treating drug addiction,
23 4, 88 | drug addiction, residential communities for minors or the mentally
24 4, 91 | other Churches and ecclesial communities, in accordance with the
25 4, 94 | be helped and supported. Communities and States must guarantee
26 4, 95 | of life within Christian communities themselves. Too often it
27 4, 95 | Christians, families, groups and communities in our Dioceses. With equal
Laborem exercens
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28 3, 14 | and they would be living communities both in form and in substance,
29 4, 18 | the individual political communities and in their relationships
30 4, 22 | Work ~Recently, national communities and international organizations
Redemptor hominis
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31 1, 6 | other Christian Churches and Communities have also committed themselves
32 2, 11 | Christian Churches and ecclesial Communities cannot be brought about
33 3, 17 | freedom of individuals and communities is not only a painful experience
34 3, 17 | which these individuals and communities have. The curtailment and
35 4, 21 | Church and the fraternal communities in the various spheres of
36 4, 22 | members of all the Christian Communities.~We do so at the urging
Redemptoris Mater
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37 Int, 6 | for individuals and for communities, for peoples and nations
38 2, 28 | faith of individuals and communities, of places and gatherings,
39 2, 28 | of parish and missionary communities, religious institutes and
40 2, 29 | themselves and each of their communities that "obedience of faith"
41 2, 30 | the Churches and Ecclesial Communities of the West76 are steadily
42 2, 30 | these Churches and Ecclesial Communities are finding agreement with
43 2, 34 | the Churches and Ecclesial Communities of the West.86 It would
44 3, 48 | of the various Christian communities present among the different
Redemptoris missio
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45 Int, 2 | The presence of Christian communities is more evident in the life
46 Int, 2(1)| that the salvation of local communities is procured through cooperation
47 2, 19 | establishing and building up communities which make present and active
48 2, 20 | kingdom by establishing communities and founding new particular
49 3, 23 | within the first Christian communities. It is also the result of
50 3, 26 | Acts 2:45; 4:35). The first communities, made up of "glad and generous
51 3, 27 | link between the emerging communities and the Apostolic Church.~
52 4, 32 | for the needs of their own communities and even send personnel
53 4, 33 | or which lack Christian communities sufficiently mature to be
54 4, 33 | Secondly, there are Christian communities with adequate and solid
55 4, 33 | universal mission. In these communities the Church carries out her
56 4, 34 | churches among peoples or communities where they do not yet exist,
57 4, 36 | believers and Christian communities failing to follow the model
58 4, 37 | lack indigenous Christian communities. In other places, these
59 4, 37 | In other places, these communities are so small as not to be
60 5, 43 | Christians and Christian communities are very much a part of
61 5, 46 | that it is enough to build communities capable of working for justice,
62 5, 47 | truly is. Local ecclesial communities must devote themselves to
63 5, 47 | both individually and as communities, to bear authentic witness
64 5, 48 | the establishment of new communities which confess Jesus as Savior
65 5, 48 | objective: to found Christian communities and develop churches to
66 5, 49 | strive to establish Christian communities everywhere, communities
67 5, 49 | communities everywhere, communities which are "a sign of the
68 5, 49 | for individuals and entire communities. The Lord is always calling
69 5, 50 | different churches and ecclesial communities has already borne abundant
70 5, 50 | and for all the ecclesial communities with which she is engaged
71 5 | Ecclesial Basic Communities"~As a Force for Evangelization~
72 5, 51 | that of "ecclesial basic communities" (also known by other names)
73 5, 51 | common commitment. These communities are a sign of vitality within
74 5, 51 | civilization of love."~These communities decentralize and organize
75 5, 51 | common task. Thus, these communities become a means of evangelization
76 5, 51 | communion, the new 'basic communities,' if they truly live in
77 5, 52 | ad gentes, the Christian communities as they develop, and the
78 5, 53 | people.~Developing ecclesial communities, inspired by the Gospel,
79 5, 57 | faithful and all Christian communities are called to practice dialogue,
80 5, 57 | missionaries and Christian communities find in the difficult and
81 5, 60 | Christ and all Christian communities - from families to dioceses,
82 6, 61 | individuals, groups and communities. A typical example is the
83 6, 62 | increasingly smaller, the Church's communities ought to be connected with
84 6, 68 | growth of needy ecclesial communities, while drawing from them
85 6, 69 | contemplative life to establish communities in the young churches, so
86 6, 71 | individuals, families, and entire communities - shared in spreading the
87 6, 73 | basic strength of Christian communities, especially in the young
88 6, 74 | leaders of basic ecclesial communities and Bible study groups;
89 7, 77 | describe the sharing by communities and individual Christians
90 7, 77 | which the first Christian communities heard from the apostles
91 7, 78 | is celebrated in some communities as a "Day of Suffering for
92 7, 82 | life and of new Christian communities also can be an enriching
93 7, 82 | many Christians from young communities to areas where Christianity
94 7, 82 | faith and founded the first communities there.~More numerous are
95 7, 82 | challenge for the ecclesial communities, and a stimulus to hospitality,
96 7, 82 | In Christian countries, communities and cultural groups are
97 7, 84 | formation within the Christian communities. In addition, the Missionary
98 8, 90 | enthusiasm of the first Christian communities. Despite the limited means
99 8, 90 | Christians and the first communities.~
100 8, 91 | baptized members of the young communities and young churches. Today,
Slavorum apostoli
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101 4, 14 | between the individual communities belonging to the same Church.
102 8, 30 | which enfolds human hearts, communities, the earth and the entire
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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103 3, 18 | the individual political communities and in their relationships
104 4, 32 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities, with which we are completely
105 4, 33 | infrastructures.~When individuals and communities do not see a rigorous respect
106 5, 38 | even the remotest human communities, and with nature itself;
Ut unum sint
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107 Int, 1 | of Churches and Ecclesial Communities not in full communion with
108 1, 10 | these separated Churches and Communities, though we believe that
109 1, 11 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities has been destroyed.~Indeed,
110 1, 11 | present in the other Christian Communities, in a degree which varies
111 1, 11 | found in other Christian Communities, the one Church of Christ
112 1, 11 | is linked" 14 with these Communities by a true union in the Holy
113 1, 12 | own Churches or Ecclesial Communities. Many of them rejoice in
114 1, 13 | of the members of these Communities, it declares: "All those
115 1, 13 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities, the Decree adds: "All of
116 1, 13 | found in the other Christian Communities.~
117 1, 14 | throughout the various Christian Communities in order to arrive at a
118 1, 14 | this fullness, in the other Communities,20 where certain features
119 1, 15 | work in other Christian Communities, the discovery of examples
120 1, 16 | engaging in frank dialogue, Communities help one another to look
121 1, 17 | already provided Christian Communities with useful tools for discerning
122 1, 17 | judgments of the other Christian Communities played a part in the great
123 1, 21 | individuals and between Communities. If we love one another,
124 1, 21 | between individuals and Communities, or to re-establish it between
125 1, 24 | member Churches and Ecclesial Communities "to the goal of visible
126 1, 25 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities have visited me in Rome,
127 1, 28 | entirety; dialogue between communities involves in a particular
128 1, 30 | various Churches and Ecclesial Communities, their deep involvement
129 1, 30 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities experienced the readiness
130 1, 31 | from different Churches and Communities. In their meetings, which
131 1, 35 | brothers and sisters living in Communities not in full communion with
132 1, 38 | various Churches and Ecclesial Communities. This has more than one
133 1, 38 | that it helps Christian Communities to discover the unfathomable
134 1, 38 | for the building up of all Communities 65 and in a certain sense
135 2, 42 | and "Christians of other Communities". The Directory for the
136 2, 42 | Ecumenism refers to the Communities to which these Christians
137 2, 42 | Churches and Ecclesial Communities that are not in full communion
138 2, 42 | excommunications of the past, Communities which were once rivals are
139 2, 42 | training of ministers in the Communities most lacking in resources;
140 2, 43 | the leaders of Christian Communities join together in taking
141 2, 43 | Nor are the leaders of Communities the only ones joined in
142 2, 43 | Many Christians from all Communities, by reason of their faith,
143 2, 43 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities and through them", as well
144 2, 45 | certain other Ecclesial Communities have made efforts to renew
145 2, 45 | by the various Christian Communities in the West are compared,
146 2, 48 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities. This direct contact, at
147 2, 48 | with the members of these Communities has made us aware of the
148 2, 48 | various Churches and Ecclesial Communities which take their name from
149 2, 49 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities.81 It is not a matter of
150 2, 49 | present in those Churches and Communities. Insofar as they are elements
151 2, 49 | with the major Christian Communities start from a recognition
152 2, 50 | the Churches and Ecclesial Communities of the West, stated publicly,
153 2 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities in the West~
154 2, 64 | the Churches and Ecclesial Communities of the West. Wishing to
155 2, 64 | The Churches and Ecclesial Communities which were separated from
156 2, 64 | between these Churches and Communities on the one hand, and the
157 2, 65 | and of the Churches and Communities which have their origins
158 2, 65 | the Churches and Ecclesial Communities of the Reform. At about
159 2, 66 | these Churches and Ecclesial Communities differ not only from us
160 2, 67 | that the post-Reformation Communities lack that "fullness of unity
161 2, 68 | services of worship offered by Communities assembled to praise God.
162 2, 69 | worldwide Churches and Christian Communities in the West has been progressively
163 2, 70 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities. Prayer for unity, already
164 2, 71 | various Churches and Ecclesial Communities. Such contacts greatly help
165 2, 71 | countries where the Catholic communities constitute a minority with
166 2, 71 | to the post-Reformation communities or where the latter represent
167 2, 72 | whose Churches and Ecclesial Communities originate in the Reformation
168 2, 72 | the leaders of the various Communities and from the Communities
169 2, 72 | Communities and from the Communities as a whole. From this standpoint,
170 2, 76 | various Churches and Ecclesial Communities prayed with one voice to
171 3, 78 | implies that the Christian communities should help one another
172 3, 82 | effort to draw the Christian Communities into this completely interior
173 3, 83 | to unity. All Christian Communities know that, thanks to the
174 3, 84 | While for all Christian communities the martyrs are the proof
175 3, 84 | the communion between our Communities, even if still incomplete,
176 3, 84 | the Churches and Ecclesial Communities which gave them entrance
177 3, 84 | traditions which all the communities have preserved and by which
178 3, 84 | saints" belonging to all Communities, the "dialogue of conversion"
179 3, 84 | spiritual space described above, Communities are able truly to "be converted"
180 3, 84 | from the past and will lead Communities along his paths to where
181 3, 87 | fraternal assistance, whereby Communities strive to give in mutual
182 3, 87 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities to certain common Christian
183 3, 87 | present in the Christian communities, this process will certainly
184 3, 88 | the Churches and Ecclesial Communities, the Catholic Church is
185 3, 89 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities, but also more generally
186 3, 89 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities are more and more taking
187 3, 95 | the unity of all Christian communities clearly forms part of the
188 3, 95 | visible communion of all those Communities in which, by virtue of God'
189 3, 95 | majority of the Christian Communities and in heeding the request
190 3, 99 | question of the Christian Communities. It is a matter of the love
191 Exh, 103 | other Churches and Ecclesial Communities: "Mend your ways, encourage
Veritatis splendor
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192 3, 93 | and within the ecclesial communities themselves, a headlong plunge
193 3, 93 | order of individuals and communities. By their eloquent and attractive
194 3, 106 | upon entire peoples and communities once rich in faith and Christian
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