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 1  0,3     |        Church's unity and to seek Christian unity tirelessly wherever
 2  0,4     |         the wounds on the path of Christian unity must be healed."(9)~
 3  I       |                     I~KNOWING THE CHRISTIAN EAST~AN EXPERIENCE OF FAITH~
 4  I,5     |           my thoughts turn to the Christian heritage of the East. I
 5  I,5     |     thorough understanding of the Christian experience. These elements
 6  I,5     |         of giving a more complete Christian response to the expectations
 7  I,5     |         to any other culture, the Christian East has a unique and privileged
 8  I,5     |          the Church was born. The Christian tradition of the East implies
 9  I,5     |         is extremely close to the Christian tradition of the West, which
10  I,5     |           From the beginning, the Christian East has proved to contain
11  I,6     |        the Eastern outlook of the Christian. His or her goal is participation
12  I,6     |      particularly dear to Eastern Christian thought.(15)~On this path
13  I,6     |           all the faithful of the Christian East.~"Moreover, in the
14  I,7     |      embodied particularly in the Christian East is the attention given
15  I,7     |        attitude widespread in the Christian East: "By incarnating the
16  I,7     | Thessalonica is representative in Christian antiquity of a style typical
17  I,9     |   splendid witness of nuns in the Christian East. This witness has offered
18  I,9     |           the contribution of the Christian East to the journey of Christ'
19  I,9     |       Eastern Churches: the first Christian monks were born in the East
20  I,10    |           all the Churches of the Christian East can be justly proud,
21  I,10    |         of liturgical prayer. The Christian is immersed in wonder at
22  I,14    |          highest service that the Christian can offer his brother, followed
23  I,15    |    spirituality and theology: the Christian, and the monk in particular,
24  I,15    |           helps us to express the Christian meaning of the human person
25  I,16    |      called the apophatism of the Christian East: the more man grows
26 II,18    |        the first centuries of the Christian era conflicts were already
27 II,19    |       Central and Eastern Europe. Christian brothers and sisters who
28 II,20    |         Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity.(51) In recent times,
29 II,21    |           esteems and admires the Christian East and how essential she
30 II,24    |        Fathers and Doctors of the Christian East,(63) to follow the
31 II,24    |  historians and canonists for the Christian East, who in turn can spread
32 II,26    |     actively in the growth of the Christian community by making their
33 II,26(65)|  Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, Directory for the