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 1      I, 1     |   Episcopates, in promoting this ecclesial experience, have continually
 2      I,Intro,1|        The sacramental nature of ecclesial ministry is such that it
 3      I    (30)|        as well as in the various ecclesial structures”. Catechesis
 4     II,Intro,2|      People of God. This entails ecclesial membership at the juridical,
 5     II, I,2   |        lively faith and a strong ecclesial sense, have had a wide pastoral
 6     II, I,4   |       unique context, a distinct ecclesial community which strongly
 7     II, I,5   |         discernment.~Those other ecclesial groupings from which aspirants
 8     II,II     |         much more so, due to its ecclesial significance, is this true
 9     II,III,3  |         public character and its ecclesial significance, the rite is
10     II,IV,2   |          ordination, will ensure ecclesial authenticity in the apostolate.
11     II,IV,3   |         situations, personal and ecclesial, yet at the same time would
12     II,IV,3   |       bring to maturity a lively ecclesial conscience;~b) attention
13    III, 1,2   | association may be considered an ecclesial association unless it shall
14    III, 1,2   |            Deacons who come from ecclesial associations or movements
15    III, 1,2   |         mind the requirements of ecclesial communion and of the fruitfulness
16    III, 2,1   |        community or a section of ecclesial life.(79) Thus deacons assist
17    III, 2,4   | blessings most closely linked to ecclesial and sacramental life which
18    III, 2,7   |        of priests, they do so by ecclesial mandate”. (161) At such
19    III, 3,3   |          also underlines another ecclesial aspect: it communicates
20    III, 3,4   |        Christ, both mystical and ecclesial. Let him remember that,
21    III, 3,4   |      charity is the very soul of ecclesial communion. Deacons are thus
22    III, 3,6   |         family, professional and ecclesial responsibilities. In the
23    III, 3,6   |          understand the profound ecclesial reasons which preclude his
24    III, 4,2   |        to a singular ministry of ecclesial service requires of them
25    III, 4,6   |      holiness and his particular ecclesial mission, he should, above
26    III, 4,6   |      should also lead to prayer, ecclesial communion and greater pastoral
27    III, 4,6   |        the changing needs of the ecclesial community.~73. Together
28    III, 4,6   |     within the organic nature of ecclesial communion.~
29    III, 4,7   |     fulfilment of his social and ecclesial duties, in particular, of