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 1  0,3 |       Christ in their search for communion between East and West amid
 2  I,6 |          Pt 1:4) they enter into communion with the most holy Trinity."(11)~
 3  I,6 |        the divine nature through communion with the mystery of the
 4  I,6 |        Eucharist, the mystery of communion with the glorified body
 5  I,14|                                  Communion and service~14. Precisely
 6  I,14|        which stand in the way of communion with his Lord, the monk
 7  I,14|    always essentially the man of communion. Since antiquity this name
 8  I,14|         13:10), Eastern monastic communion has always been careful
 9  I,14|        love over every law.~This communion is revealed first and foremost
10  I,15|         the Father, principle of communion in love. The Most Holy Trinity
11  I,15|          Son, brought to perfect communion by the sanctifier, the Spirit
12  I,16| purification of the knowledge of communion, will man and God meet and
13 II,17|      first millennium, ecclesial communion has been painfully wounded, '
14 II,17|          go beyond the degree of communion we have reached.~
15 II,18|   between the Churches in a full communion of faith, with respect for
16 II,18|        to promote the search for communion by prayer, study and reflection,
17 II,19|       the Cross, I recalled this communion in the recent experience
18 II,19|      Eucharist, the sacrament of communion, we find in the Body and
19 II,20|      preceded by an awareness of communion that permeates the whole
20 II,21|          which entered into full communion with Rome wished to be an
21 II,21|        In entering into catholic communion, they did not at all intend
22 II,21|         are still kept from full communion with the Eastern Orthodox
23 II,21|   benefit of the entire catholic communion;(60) that she may show concretely,
24 II,23|  difficult with regard to future communion. Several times this See
25 II,26|       are not yet united in full communion, especially with those who
26 II,28|      centuries lived in the full communion of faith and charity urges