Chapter, Paragraph
1 0,1 | preserved and grows in the life of the Churches of the East
2 0,3 | their heritage of faith and life, aware that there can be
3 0,4 | harmonious, illuminating, life - giving response to the
4 I,6 | source of the Church's life and pledge of future glory.
5 I,6 | Participation in Trinitarian life takes place through the
6 I,6(15) | nature" Nicholas Cabasilas, Life in Christ, I: PG 150, 505. ~
7 I,6 | unfolding in sacramental life, the East associates faith
8 I,6 | given expression in monastic life especially. From the glorious
9 I,6 | from which Latin monastic life took its rise and has often
10 I,6(18) | Saint Gregory of Nyssa, Life of Moses: PG 44, 377; Saint
11 I,9 | as a model of baptismal life~9. I would now like to look
12 I,9 | different kinds of apostolic life as in the West. The various
13 I,9 | expressions of monastic life, from the strictly cenobitic,
14 I,9 | between different states of life. In any event, whatever
15 I,9 | as it is in the monastic life, then the person can reach
16 I,9 | the torch of the monastic life burning. The nun's charism,
17 I,9 | the East and the monastic life was an integral part of
18 I,9(26) | The Life of Anthony written by Saint
19 I,10 | shows in a special way that life is suspended between two
20 I,10 | listening which changes life. Every day the monk is nourished
21 I,10 | through death, he who is life conquers death forever;
22 I,10 | but with the whole of his life.~
23 I,10(28)| Cf. Nicholas Cabasilas, Life in Christ, IV: PG 150, 584 -
24 I,12 | is seeking the meaning of life, the East offers this school
25 I,13 | male and female monastic life, which safeguards the gift
26 I,13(31)| significant. Cf. Saint Athanasius, Life of Anthony, 15: PG 26, 865;
27 I,14 | monastic style of cenobitic life. Monasticism shows us how
28 I,14 | one's brothers in monastic life, but also to the Church
29 I,15 | relationship~15. The monk's life is evidence of the unity
30 I,15 | Lord alone is Truth and Life, but also knows that he
31 I,16(35)| monastic spirituality. Cf. The Life and Sayings of the Desert
32 I,16(35)| Foundations of Monastic Life: PG 40, 1252 - 1264. ~
33 II,18 | experiences of ecclesial life did not prevent Christians,
34 II,18 | spirituality and the moral life, but also the Church's very
35 II,23 | important a time for the life of the world, especially
36 II,25 | role played by monastic life within the Churches and
37 II,27 | tradition and the monastic life, For this reason precisely,
38 II,27 | motivated renewal of monastic life could mean true ecclesial
39 II,27 | contribution to the religious life of Western Christians.~
40 II,28 | the light that restores life to the human race. It is
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