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 1      I,Intro,1|    consequently endowed with true Christian dignity, may, through their
 2      I,Intro,3|       deacons. In this manner the Christian community was revitalized,
 3     II    (1) |           the fundamentals of the Christian religion to children and
 4     II,Intro,2|       diaconate, like every other Christian identity, from within the
 5     II,Intro,2|          needs and desires of the Christian communities” and to be “
 6     II,II     |      vocation, as indeed of every Christian vocation, is the history
 7     II,II,1   |       must be active members of a Christian community and already have
 8     II,II,2   |         and children lead a truly Christian life and have good reputations”.(41)~
 9     II,II,2   |        consent, but also have the Christian moral character and attributes
10     II,II,2   |     adequately for, the human and Christian upbringing of their children.~
11     II,IV,2   |          unifying centre of every Christian formation. Its aim is to
12     II,IV,2   |   reflection on the uniqueness of Christian prayer and the meaning of
13     II,IV,3   |         and ecumenism, mariology, Christian anthropology, sacraments (
14     II,IV,3   |        ministry), eschatology;~e) Christian morality, in its personal
15    III    (45)|          directed to a particular Christian community for which he should
16    III    (80)|      Council for the Promotion of Christian Unity Directory on the applications
17    III, 2,2   |           Christ, by transmitting Christian doctrine and by devoting
18    III, 2,2   |            In order to assist the Christian faithful to grow in knowledge
19    III, 2,2   |         faithful of all stages of Christian living. With growing secularization
20    III, 2,3   |         the sanctification of the Christian community, in hierarchical
21    III, 2,4   |       promoting the catechesis of Christian marriage, the personal preparation
22    III, 2,4   |     responsible, from a human and Christian point of view.~Where deacons
23    III, 2,4   |      participation by the greater Christian community in this Liturgy,
24    III, 2,4   |            as well as the rite of Christian burial. (141)~When a priest
25    III, 2,5   |         the service of charity in Christian education; in training preachers,
26    III, 2,5   |        the world according to the Christian order. (149) In all of these
27    III, 2,6   |          the diverse needs of the Christian community and to enable
28    III, 2,7   |         called to guide dispersed Christian communities in the name
29    III, 3,1   |           the world, which in the Christian vision has been created
30    III, 3,2   |      includes the practice of the Christian virtues and the various
31    III, 3,3   |       sacred hierarchy and to the Christian community” (192) is required
32    III, 3,4   |        and to the increase of the Christian community. (203)~54. With
33    III, 3,6   | significant their example for the Christian community. “The nurturing
34    III, 3,6   |      married deacons, as with all Christian families, are called to
35    III, 3,6   |   fidelity and indissolubility in Christian marriage before a world
36    III, 3,6   |         which calls for faith and Christian hope. The loss of a spouse
37    III, 4,1   |        single, living, process of Christian and diaconal life. (227)
38    III, 4,2   |          compendium of the entire Christian ministry and endless source
39    III, 4,5   |   authentic pastoral zeal for the Christian faithful and all men. What
40    III, 4,6   |          theological tradition of Christian spirituality, intensive