Part,  Chapter

1 I,A  |       rests upon and derives its reality from the faith of Christ
2 I,A  |     which is at once the present reality and the continuing vocation
3 I,B  |         acknowledge an ecclesial reality in the other, however much
4 I,B  |       way of living the Church's reality as flawed or incomplete.
5 I,B  |        incomplete. In our common reality of baptism, we discover
6 II,B | attributing to their baptism any reality in its own right. This is
7 II,B |     bestow a kind of retroactive reality on sacramental rites exercised "
8 III,A|        imperfectly," the present reality of the same Church. By Gods
9 III,A|     recognition of the ecclesial reality of baptism, in spite of