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 1 Intro,1 |         communion with God and of unity among the whole of humankind."
 2 Intro,2 |         people of God; and of the unity of the flock of Christ,
 3 Intro,2 |   throughout the world, bonded in unity, charity, and peace, brought
 4 Intro,2 |       promoting and defending the unity of faith and discipline
 5 Intro,9 |         solutions, thus providing unity of thought and action in
 6 Intro,10|      these reasons, communion and unity in the innermost life of
 7 Intro,11|          fulfill that ministry of unity which has been entrusted
 8 Intro,11|   foundation of the Church. Hence unity in the Church is a precious
 9 Intro,11|          source and foundation of unity in their own particular
10 Intro,11|        rooted in this ministry of unity. This unity is in the first
11 Intro,11|           ministry of unity. This unity is in the first place the
12 Intro,11|         is in the first place the unity of faith, governed and constituted
13 Intro,11|   strengthening his brothers. The unity is likewise the unity of
14 Intro,11|         The unity is likewise the unity of discipline, the general
15 Intro,11|        government safeguards this unity and cares for it at all
16 Intro,11|        the Holy Spirit, this same unity actually grows richer year
17 Intro,11|    indispensable respect for that unity of discipline and faith
18 Intro,11|           the highest ministry of unity in the universal Church
19 Intro,11|     intervene in order to protect unity in faith, in charity, or
20 Intro,13|   intrinsically bear the stamp of unity.~In a word, our whole steadfast
21  I,1    |           It thus strengthens the unity of the faith and the communion
22  I,7    | catholicity of the Church and the unity of the episcopal college.~
23 III,2   |           for Promoting Christian Unity, are ipso iure members of
24 III,2   |           for Promoting Christian Unity in matters which concern
25 IV,3    |     within the Church; it fosters unity of jurisprudence, and, by
26  V,2    |           for Promoting Christian Unity~Art. 135 — It is the function
27  V,2    |           for Promoting Christian Unity to engage in ecumenical
28  V,2    |  activities, labouring to restore unity among Christians.~Art. 136 — § 
29  V,2    | organizations promoting Christian unity, and supervises their undertakings.~§ 
30  V,2    |           and meetings to promote unity with them, with the help
31 AppI,3  |        Apostles, is to strengthen unity in the same faith, hope
32 AppI,4  |           together in a collegial unity that is based on apostolic
33 AppI,5  |         communion with God and of unity among the whole of humankind,"
34 AppI,5  |          to attain to fullness in unity."~Furthermore and in the
35 AppI,5  |       bringing about a remarkable unity in variety.~This communication
36 AppI,5  |         the visible foundation of unity. We are referring to that
37 AppI,5  |          We are referring to that unity which, when it comes to
38 AppI,5  |           and preservation of the unity of the faith and the common
39 AppI,7  | catholicity of the Church and the unity and communion of the College
40 AppII,1 |         far from being harmful to unity, actually serve its cause."~