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 1  I   |    KNOWING THE CHRISTIAN EAST~AN EXPERIENCE OF FAITH~
 2  I,5 |   understanding of the Christian experience. These elements are capable
 3  I,7 |      thought is fundamental, the experience of the individual Churches
 4  I,9 |          great unity. It did not experience the development of different
 5  I,9 |     monasticism was an essential experience and still today is seen
 6  I,9 |      traits uniting the monastic experience of the East and the West
 7  I,10|         through the individual's experience and that of the community.~
 8  I,10|       culmination of this prayer experience, the other pole indissolubly
 9  I,10|      Flesh and Blood, a heavenly experience where this becomes an event.~
10  I,10|         Christ, anticipating the experience of divinization in the now
11  I,11|     cosmos~11. In the liturgical experience, Christ the Lord is the
12  I,13| themselves of it. Thus they will experience the great comfort and support
13  I,14|          This is attested by the experience of so many monks who, within
14  I,16| culmination of the knowledge and experience of God is his absolute transcendence.
15  I,16|         to attract people to the experience of God; in commitment, so
16 II,18|         and identity. The common experience of martyrdom, and meditation
17 II,19|          communion in the recent experience of martyrdom: "...We are
18 II,23|   available to such Churches the experience acquired in the years when
19 II,25|          aspects of the monastic experience, and therefore of spiritual