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 1  0,1     |        process of unity in the best way possible for each.~Our Eastern
 2  0,3(7)  |                   Address after the Way of the Cross, Good Friday (
 3  0,4     |            who would stop along the way to be with the people, who
 4  0,4     |           These divisions must give way to rapprochement and harmony;
 5  I,5     |     tradition of the East implies a way of accepting, understanding
 6  I,5     |           Christians have their own way of perceiving and understanding,
 7  I,5     | understanding, and thus an original way of living their relationship
 8  I,6     |            liturgy and in a special way through the Eucharist, the
 9  I,6     |            and by commitment to the way of goodness go before us:
10  I,8     |          East expresses in a living way the reality of tradition
11  I,10    |      Monasticism shows in a special way that life is suspended between
12  I,10    |         heavenly Jerusalem. In this way it reveals its eschatological
13  I,11    |           light which illumines the way and reveals the transparency
14  I,11    |            interest and a wonderful way to understand the meaning
15  I,11    |             the liturgy reveals the way to the harmony of the new
16  I,12    |      intention is upright and their way is honest, in the end the
17  I,13    |             the Spirit~13. A monk's way is not generally marked
18  I,13    |           father's intervention the way of each monk is in fact
19  I,13    |             and firmly, to find the way of truth. Our world desperately
20  I,13    |             will help them find the way to the Kingdom.~Of course,
21  I,14    |           things which stand in the way of communion with his Lord,
22  I,15    |           also knows that he is the Way, (cf. Jn 14:6) to reach
23 II,19    |                             19. The way of charity is experiencing
24 II,19    |         Rome his meditations on the Way of the Cross, I recalled
25 II,19(45)|                   Address after the Way of the Cross on Good Friday (
26 II,20    |           paths. Nor is this in any way at odds with the duty entrusted
27 II,23    |         ready to encourage in every way - and many are already working
28 II,23    |             s call to work in every way to ensure that all believers
29 II,24    |          believe that one important way to grow in mutual understanding
30 II,28    |        Church which is still on her way towards the fullness of