Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  0,1 |        Christ, our Lord, whom all Christians invoke as the Redeemer of
 2  0,1 |      restoring unity with all the Christians of the East, I wish to send
 3  I,5 |         the latter, since Eastern Christians have their own way of perceiving
 4  I,6 |        with what love the Eastern Christians celebrate the sacred liturgy,
 5  I,8 |           the living faith of all Christians down the centuries to our
 6  I,9 |          to a precise category of Christians, but rather as a reference
 7  I,16|   realities. On the contrary, the Christians of the East turn to God
 8 II,17|            but in the name of the Christians whose pastors the Lord has
 9 II,18|    ecclesial life did not prevent Christians, through mutual relations,
10 II,21| appreciate the dignity of Eastern Christians, and accept gratefully the
11 II,22|      resound today on the lips of Christians of the West with regard
12 II,23|          witness of charity among Christians, for even if we gave our
13 II,25|          of the holiness of those Christians who, in recent decades,
14 II,27|         religious life of Western Christians.~