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 1  0,1     |              the significance of the Eastern traditions for the whole
 2  0,1     |             ancient tradition of the Eastern Churches is an integral
 3  0,1     |           way possible for each.~Our Eastern Catholic brothers and sisters
 4  0,1(1)  |           the Holy See has given the Eastern Churches, and its willingness
 5  0,1(2)  |    Ecumenical Council, Decree on the Eastern Catholic Churches Orientialium
 6  0,3     |             so as to embrace all the Eastern Churches, in the variety
 7  0,3     |          brothers and sisters of the Eastern Churches, in the wish that
 8  0,3     |                 I am thinking of the Eastern Churches, as did many other
 9  I,5     | distinguished from the latter, since Eastern Christians have their own
10  I,6     |             knows with what love the Eastern Christians celebrate the
11  I,6     |          These features describe the Eastern outlook of the Christian.
12  I,6     |          plan, as it is presented by Eastern theology after Saint Irenaeus
13  I,6     |      particularly in the sacraments, Eastern theology attributes a very
14  I,6     |             the tradition of all the Eastern Churches and is part of
15  I,6     |    achievements particularly dear to Eastern Christian thought.(15)~On
16  I,6     |           essence is unknowable. The Eastern Fathers always assert that
17  I,6     |              spiritual riches of the Eastern Fathers which lift up the
18  I,8     |          expected, is offered by the Eastern Churches in particular,
19  I,9     |              at the vast panorama of Eastern Christianity from a specific
20  I,9     |            is even more true for the Eastern Churches, for which monasticism
21  I,9     |          persecutions, especially in Eastern European countries, when
22  I,9     |            to monasticism nor to the Eastern heritage, they have frequently
23  I,9     |            been the very soul of the Eastern Churches: the first Christian
24  I,9     |              an integral part of the Eastern lumen passed on to the West
25  I,9(26) |         translations of works by the Eastern Fathers, including the Rules
26  I,13    |            in him. This figure gives Eastern monasticism an extraordinary
27  I,14    |            humanity, that love which Eastern prayer so often celebrates
28  I,14    |             the law (cf. Rom 13:10), Eastern monastic communion has always
29  I,14    |             itinerant preaching. The Eastern Churches have lived this
30  I,15    |                as the insight of the Eastern Fathers expresses it(34) -
31  I,16(35)|            an essential component of Eastern monastic spirituality. Cf.
32 II,19    |            have involved Central and Eastern Europe. Christian brothers
33 II,20    |       affection and reverence to the Eastern Churches. First of all,
34 II,20    |            the Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches,(52) in order to
35 II,20    |             specific features of the Eastern heritage.~These are signs
36 II,20(56)|               Decree on the Catholic Eastern Church Orientalium Ecclesiarum,
37 II,21    |                              21. The Eastern Churches which entered into
38 II,21    |           full union of the Catholic Eastern Churches with the Church
39 II,21(58)|               Decree on the Catholic Eastern Churches, Orientalium Ecclesiarum,
40 II,21    |              full communion with the Eastern Orthodox Churches despite
41 II,21    |            appreciate the dignity of Eastern Christians, and accept gratefully
42 II,21    |     spiritual treasures of which the Eastern Catholic Churches are the
43 II,22    |          brothers and sisters of the Eastern Churches: "First, I thank
44 II,23    |              of Rome and some of the Eastern Churches are making the
45 II,23    |             the world, especially in Eastern Europe, where dramatic events
46 II,23    |             have often prevented the Eastern Churches from properly fulfilling
47 II,23    |          brothers and sisters in the Eastern Churches, or to assist in
48 II,23    |         exhausting efforts which the Eastern Churches are making, efforts
49 II,23    |          Catholic Church - Latin and Eastern - and children of the Orthodox
50 II,24    |              know the liturgy of the Eastern Churches;(62) to deepen
51 II,24    |            follow the example of the Eastern Churches for the inculturation
52 II,24    |              spread knowledge of the Eastern Churches; to offer appropriate
53 II,25    |     particularly in the countries of Eastern Europe, have shed their
54 II,26    |           where many faithful of the Eastern Churches who have left their
55 II,26    |          care of the faithful of the Eastern Catholic Churches, especially
56 II,26    |              hierarchy.~I invite the Eastern Catholic Bishops and clergy
57 II,26    |            in effect, isolation. The Eastern Catholic Bishops will not
58 II,26    |             in the West there are no Eastern priests to look after the
59 II,26    |            after the faithful of the Eastern Catholic Churches, Latin
60 II,27    |   consideration of its Importance in Eastern Christianity, we would like
61 II,27    |            flourish once more in the Eastern Catholic Churches, and that
62 II,27    |      concerns the territories of the Eastern diaspora, where the presence
63 II,27    |      diaspora, where the presence of Eastern monasteries would give greater
64 II,27    |             greater stability to the Eastern Churches in those countries,
65 II,27(66)|           Appeal to Religious of the Eastern Churches" (October 27, 1994):
66 II,28    |             the men and women of the Eastern Churches.~On the threshold