Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I,Intro | decentralized system of independent local Churches has the advantage
 2     I,Intro |             to changing conditions. Local Churches can be created,
 3     I,Intro |             a whole. ~Many of these local Churches are also national
 4     I,Intro |           Church is a federation of local, but not in every case national, ~
 5     I,Intro |      something more than a group of local bodies. The word .Orthodoxy.
 6     I, 1    |         organization, in which each local ~body forms part of a larger
 7     I, 1    |           in this ~way. For him the local community is the Church.
 8     I, 1    |            its bishop; and at every local celebration of the ~Eucharist
 9     I, 1    |         part of Him. Therefore each local com-~munity, as it celebrates
10     I, 1    |         cardinal importance of ~the local community in the structure
11     I, 1    |          the center of unity in the local ~community will occur with
12     I, 1    |        vividness. ~ But besides the local community there is also
13     I, 1    |              it is true, were often local in character and ~usually
14     I, 1    |        already become usual to hold local councils, attended by all
15     I, 1    |     province of the Roman Empire. A local council of this type normally
16     I, 1    |        Council) there had only been local councils, of lesser or greater ~
17     I, 2,2  |          nor does it de-~prive each local community of the importance
18     I, 3,2  |           Con-~stantinople, but the local Greek population was unwilling
19     I, 3,2  |           there existed in effect a local schism at An-~tioch. After
20     I, 3,2  |           Greek at Jerusalem. These local schisms at Antioch and Jerusalem ~
21     I, 3,3  |          and 1351, ~which, although local and not Ecumenical, yet
22     I, 5,2  |       condemned by no less than six local Councils between 1638 and
23     I, 5,2  |       achieved. These Councils were local, but the substance ~of their
24     I, 7,6  |        closely integrated with ~the local community: usually he is
25     I, 7,6  |             part in the life of his local community. (P. ~Hammond,
26    II, 0,12 |        teaching; but it is simply a local western Baptismal~Creed,
27    II, 0,12 |             mind: a) definitions by Local Councils (that is, councils
28    II, 0,12 |          are infallible, those of a Local Council or an individual
29    II, 0,12 |            treatment of the acts of Local Councils: in the case of
30    II, 0,12 |            the Fathers. But as~with Local Councils, so with the Fathers,
31    II, 0,12 |           other Canons were made by Local Councils and by individ-~
32    II, 2,2  |         theology of communion. Each local Church is constituted, as
33    II, 2,2  |       communion of the heads of the local Churches,~26~the bishops,
34    II, 2,2  |             Church can have are the local Autocephalous Churches of
35    II, 3,1  |             offered, not merely the local congregation are present,
36    II, 3,2  |           heaven and earth. As~each local congregation prays Sunday
37    II, 4,3  |        acceptance of the decrees of Local Councils (see above, p.