Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I,Intro,1| designation or delegation by the community, because it confers a gift
 2      I,Intro,1|           not as a member of the community but speaking to it in the
 3      I,Intro,1|  received pastoral charge of the community, and preside in God's stead
 4      I,Intro,3|        this manner the Christian community was revitalized, configured
 5     II, I,2   |  collaboration with the diaconal community, have a special responsibility
 6     II, I,4   |                 4. The formation community of permanent deacons~26.
 7     II, I,4   |    context, a distinct ecclesial community which strongly influences
 8     II, I,4   |         must take care that this community be characterised by a profound
 9     II, I,4   |        and prayer.~The formation community of permanent deacons can
10     II, I,5   |        the diaconate.~The parish community is called to accompany the
11     II,II,1   |    active members of a Christian community and already have exercised
12     II,III,1  |         explicit proposal of the community to which the aspirant belongs.
13     II,III,1  |       accepted and shared by the community.~On behalf of the community,
14     II,III,1  |      community.~On behalf of the community, it is the pastor (or the
15     II,III,2  |     aspirants may form their own community, with its own cycle of meetings
16     II,III,2  |         times in common with the community of candidates.~The director
17     II,III,4  |        full participation in the community of candidates, which will
18     II,III,4  |      meetings in common with the community of aspirants.~Different
19     II,IV,1   |        to enjoy the trust of the community, to commit themselves with
20     II,IV,1   |        maturity are also of use. Community life—in the various forms
21     II,IV,4   |      charity;~d) the life of the community, in particular the guidance
22    III, 1,2   |         to the discipline of his community.(41) When a deacon is transferred
23    III, 1,2   |       deacon is transferred to a community in another diocese, the
24    III    (45)|        to a particular Christian community for which he should develop
25    III, 1,2   |         undoubted benefit to the community, can, when exercised by
26    III, 2,1   |          much as he animates the community or a section of ecclesial
27    III, 2,1   |   deacons, in the service of the community of the faithful, should “
28    III, 2,3   |  sanctification of the Christian community, in hierarchical communion
29    III, 2,4   |         by the greater Christian community in this Liturgy, which is
30    III, 2,6   |   diverse needs of the Christian community and to enable that community
31    III, 2,6   |     community and to enable that community to exercise its mission
32    III, 2,7   |          together and guides the community in a celebration of the
33    III, 2,7   |          to a lay person or to a community of lay persons. Similarly
34    III, 3,3   |     relationship by developing a community spirituality which bears
35    III, 3,3   |   hierarchy and to the Christian community” (192) is required of those
36    III, 3,4   |        increase of the Christian community. (203)~54. With regard to
37    III, 3,6   |        example for the Christian community. “The nurturing and deepening
38    III, 3,6   |      life not only of the Church community but of the whole of society.
39    III, 4,4   |     contact.~The entire diocesan community is also, in some sense,
40    III, 4,6   |  changing needs of the ecclesial community.~73. Together with study
41    III, 4,7   |         or his delegate, and the community level in which the deacon
42    III, 4,7   |        to those in charge of the community (the parish priest, priests),
43    III, 4,7   |        priest, priests), and the community to the deacon, helps them
44    III, 4,7   |       and fraternal charity. The community into which a deacon comes