Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro   |      to truth and to ecclesial communion. The collaboration of others,
 2 Intro   |    seeking to live in profound communion with Her. In the ministerial
 3 I,2,a   |      not fully be an ecclesial communion»[15].~In this priestly people,
 4 I,2,a   |     specific role in ecclesial communion.~8. In the Church, the priest,
 5 I,2,a   |      empowered to be a "man of communion"[27], government and of
 6 I,2,a   |   supplied by this ministry of communion, government and service. 
 7 I,2,e   |        The priest in ecclesial communion~16. In order to serve the
 8 I,2,e   |      and servants of ecclesial communion they become part of the
 9 I,2,e   |       to novelty which injures communion and evacuates the depth
10 I,2,e   |        be a patient builder of communion between his own parish and
11 I,2,e   |        service of her internal communion, which are ecclesiological
12 I,2,e   |       to the reality of a true communion of persons, charisms, and
13 I   (63)|       the Church considered as communion (28 May 1992), n. 9: l.c.,
14 I,2,e   |      genuine and vital bond of communion with the See of Peter is
15 II      |        and the ecclesiology of communion. They were subsequently
16 II      |   lived in terms of an organic communion between the common priesthood
17 II      |       parish priest, "in close communion with his Bishop and with
18 II      |   Bishop, and his hierarchical communion with the Successor of Peter,
19 II      | animated by the same spirit of communion, an ordered baptismal co-responsibility,
20 II      |      bond of its being in full communion with the whole Church. Such
21 II      |       in addition to ecclesial communion[81], canon law explicitly
22 II      |        must precede first Holy Communion[90].  Moreover, the individual
23 II      |   Baptism, and distribute Holy Communion in accordance with the prescriptions
24 II      |      of an authentic ecclesial communion in their parishes in order
25 II      |        Churches: the domain of communion (koinonia), which embodies
26 II      | promotion of a spirituality of communion. «To make the Church the
27 II      |     the home and the school of communion: that is the great challenge
28 II      |      promote a spirituality of communion, making it the guiding principle
29 II      |    Another important aspect of communion is the promotion of forms
30 II      |         but one which involves communion of prayer, shared objectives,
31 II      |  Apostles and live in profound communion with her. The ministerial
32 II      |       me to Jesus,~so that, in communion with you, ~I may fulfil