Centesimus annus
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1 3, 22 | countries of Central and Eastern Europe, they embrace a longer
2 3, 26 | principally in the countries of Eastern and Central Europe. However,
3 3, 26 | countries of Central and Eastern Europe.~
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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4 1, 19 | is not by chance that the Eastern Anaphoras and the Latin
5 3, 31(65) | 904; Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 378.~
6 4, 36(74) | 916; Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 711.~
7 4, 37(76) | 915; Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 712.~
8 4, 44(92) | 908; Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 702; Pontifical
9 4, 44(93) | indifferentism”: Decree on the Eastern Catholic Churches Orientalium
10 4, 45 | guidelines for responding to Eastern Christians separated in
11 4, 45(95) | Decree on the Eastern Catholic Churches Orientalium
12 4, 45(96) | 4; Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 671 §§ 3-
13 4, 46(99) | 844; Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 671.~
Evangelium vitae
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14 3, 62(70) | cf. Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, canon 1450, §
15 3, 62(71) | also Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, canon 1417.~
Fides et ratio
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16 6, 72 | today's engagement with Eastern cultures and will find in
17 6, 74 | and Edith Stein and, in an Eastern context, eminent scholars
Redemptoris Mater
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18 2, 31 | space and time, during which Eastern Christians have always looked
19 3, 50 | in other territories of Eastern Europe. In this way, through
Redemptoris missio
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20 3, 25 | important centers of the eastern Mediterranean and then to
Slavorum apostoli
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21 3, 10 | destined to increase, between Eastern and Western Christianity,
22 4, 12 | experience which marked Eastern Christianity and which was
23 4, 13 | though subjects of the Eastern Empire and believers subject
24 6, 21 | of all the Slavs of the Eastern Rite. It was also used in
25 6, 21 | liturgy of the Slavonic Eastern Churches of the Rite of
26 6, 21 | Catholic and Orthodox, in Eastern and South Eastern Europe,
27 6, 21 | Orthodox, in Eastern and South Eastern Europe, as well as in various
28 6, 22 | development of the Slavs of Eastern Rite, this language played
29 7, 25 | Christian traditions - the Eastern deriving from Constantinople
30 7, 27 | spiritual bridge between the Eastern and Western traditions,
Ut unum sint
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31 1, 31 | Conferences and the Synods of the Eastern Catholic Churches. Suitable
32 1, 31(55) | 755; Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canons 902-904.~
33 2, 46(78) | 844; Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 671; PONTIFICAL
34 2, 50 | that is desired between the Eastern Churches and the Catholic
35 2, 54 | The great Slav nations of Eastern Europe owe their faith to
36 2, 58 | Churches, the Decree on Eastern Catholic Churches Orientalium
37 2, 58 | that with respect to our Eastern brethren there should and
38 2, 58(95) | 3; Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 671, §§
39 2, 60 | recognition of the right of the Eastern Catholic Churches to have
40 2, 60 | fruitful.~With regard to the Eastern Catholic Churches in communion
41 2, 60 | While thanking God that many Eastern sons of the Catholic Church ...
42 2, 60(99) | Situation of Central and Eastern Europe (31 May 1991), 6:
43 2, 60 | Church".100 Certainly the Eastern Catholic Churches, in the
44 Exh, 101(160)| 755; Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 902.~
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