Part,  Chapter

 1 Intro |      with respect to the mutual recognition of each other's baptism;
 2 I,B   |       as one and the same. This recognition has obvious ecclesiological
 3 I,B   |         not of our making. This recognition requires each side of our
 4 I,B   | unwilling to accept this mutual recognition of baptism with all its
 5 II    |          PROBLEMS IN THE MUTUAL RECOGNITION OF BAPTISM.~
 6 II,B  |        however, enjoy universal recognition in the Orthodox Church.
 7 III,A |        We find that this mutual recognition of the ecclesial reality
 8 III,A |        formal expression of the recognition of Orthodox baptism has
 9 III,A |         testify to the implicit recognition of Catholic baptism by the
10 III,B |  theological grounds for mutual recognition by both churches of each
11 III,B |      make clear that the mutual recognition of baptism does not of itself