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 1  0,1     |             tradition of the Eastern Churches is an integral part of the
 2  0,1(1)  |            See has given the Eastern Churches, and its willingness to
 3  0,1     |             grows in the life of the Churches of the East as in those
 4  0,1(2)  |              on the Eastern Catholic Churches Orientialium Ecclesiarum,
 5  0,2     |           from the mother of all the Churches,(3) the Gospel was preached
 6  0,3     |              embrace all the Eastern Churches, in the variety of their
 7  0,3     |           and sisters of the Eastern Churches, in the wish that together
 8  0,3     |              thinking of the Eastern Churches, as did many other Popes
 9  0,4     |          their lives reaches all the Churches of the East and of the West.
10  0,4     |              immense riches that our Churches preserve in the coffers
11  0,4     |             This appeal calls on the Churches of the East and the West
12  I,5     |        interpret it: I listen to the Churches of the East, which I know
13  I,5     |           act of worship which these Churches express, rather than to
14  I,6     |     tradition, common to the various Churches of the East mark their sensitivity
15  I,6     |         tradition of all the Eastern Churches and is part of their common
16  I,7     |                              Gospel, Churches and Culture~7. As I have
17  I,7     |              a style typical of many churches: revelation is proclaimed
18  I,7     |         experience of the individual Churches of the East is offered to
19  I,8     |            is offered by the Eastern Churches in particular, with a clear -
20  I,8     |             if Tradition teaches the Churches fidelity to what give birth
21  I,9     |            more true for the Eastern Churches, for which monasticism was
22  I,9     |             very soul of the Eastern Churches: the first Christian monks
23  I,9     |             the dialogue between the Churches.~
24  I,10    |            hymnody, of which all the Churches of the Christian East can
25  I,14    |     itinerant preaching. The Eastern Churches have lived this endeavor
26 II,17    |             many brothers from other churches and ecclesial communities,
27 II,17    |         heads and representatives of churches and ecclesial communities
28 II,17    |         called for union between our churches and peace for the world.
29 II,17    |            urgent appeals from other churches, threatened or stricken
30 II,18    |              over the history of the Churches in order to write, at last,
31 II,18    |              in the liturgies of the Churches. Despite difficulties and
32 II,18    |          fraternal links between the Churches in a full communion of faith,
33 II,18    |             in relations between the Churches, the effort to call for
34 II,20    |             reverence to the Eastern Churches. First of all, as has been
35 II,20    |        Congregation for the Oriental Churches(49) and the foundation of
36 II,20    |             of Canons of the Eastern Churches,(52) in order to safeguard
37 II,20    |              love of God only if the Churches want it together, in full
38 II,20    |             the basis of the love of Churches which feel increasingly
39 II,21    |                      21. The Eastern Churches which entered into full
40 II,21    |          relations with the Orthodox Churches, misunderstandings and open
41 II,21    |              of the Catholic Eastern Churches with the Church of Rome
42 II,21(58)|              on the Catholic Eastern Churches, Orientalium Ecclesiarum,
43 II,21    |              their souls."(59) These Churches carry a tragic wound, for
44 II,21    |            with the Eastern Orthodox Churches despite sharing in the heritage
45 II,21    |           which the Eastern Catholic Churches are the bearers, to the
46 II,22    |           and sisters of the Eastern Churches: "First, I thank my God
47 II,23    |              and some of the Eastern Churches are making the path of mutual
48 II,23    |           common progress of all the Churches at so important a time for
49 II,23    |          often prevented the Eastern Churches from properly fulfilling
50 II,23    |             making available to such Churches the experience acquired
51 II,23    |           and sisters in the Eastern Churches, or to assist in bringing
52 II,23    |            efforts which the Eastern Churches are making, efforts which
53 II,23    | rapprochement in charity between the Churches is merely an abstract statement,
54 II,23    |             children of the Orthodox Churches live together in large numbers.
55 II,24    |           the liturgy of the Eastern Churches;(62) to deepen their knowledge
56 II,24    |           the example of the Eastern Churches for the inculturation of
57 II,24    |             knowledge of the Eastern Churches; to offer appropriate teaching
58 II,25    |             monastic life within the Churches and because of the many
59 II,26    |              faithful of the Eastern Churches who have left their countries
60 II,26    |              cooperation between the Churches in training future priests
61 II,26    |              of the Eastern Catholic Churches, especially when they lack
62 II,26    |           with their brothers in the Churches with which we are not yet
63 II,26    |              of the Eastern Catholic Churches, Latin Ordinaries and their
64 II,27    |              in the Eastern Catholic Churches, and that support be given
65 II,27    |             stability to the Eastern Churches in those countries, and
66 II,27(66)|             Religious of the Eastern Churches" (October 27, 1994): L'Osservatore
67 II,28    |             and women of the Eastern Churches.~On the threshold of the