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 1  1,5 |    its fullness in each local community gathered around its bishop
 2  1,8 |    locally in each individual community gathered around its bishop,
 3  1,8 |    its fullness in each local community in the celebration of the
 4  1,8 |       importance of the local community in the Church, something
 5  1,10|    belongs to every Christian community, even of a single house
 6  1,10|     to a family or individual community). In fact, both he and the
 7  1,17|  center of unity in the local community. For Ignatius, the local
 8  1,17|       For Ignatius, the local community — that is, the bishop surrounded
 9  1,17|       importance of the local community (bishop and flock) is emphasized
10  3,5 |    Church and found their own community [of the Old Catholics] rather
11  3,12|   scale within the Protestant community, from superficial to outright
12  5,4 |    Church, the first monastic community was that which Christ formed
13  5,4 |    ascetics gathered into one community and were subject to one
14  5,5 |   Holy Fathers, this monastic community played a decisive role in
15  7,17|     Hebrew text in the Hebrew community was saved by technical means (
16  7,17|      At that time, the Jewish community, having rejected Christ
17  7,17|       contrast, in the Jewish community, texts were transcribed
18  7,17| Having lost grace, the Jewish community lacked a built-in, living
19  7,17|   prone to error.~ The Jewish community was clearly and agonizingly
20 10,10|      but one, single, visible community which alone is the one true
21 10,16|      that: an overseer of his community (diocese). He is also a
22 10,16|       several priests in each community, whereas only one bishop
23 11,2 |     first of all a worshiping community. Worship comes first, doctrine
24 11,2 |     and one soul to pray as a community, to unite themselves and
25 11,2 |     that particular Christian community.~ Philip said to Nathanael: “