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1 Int, 4 | together with the Christian community which takes part in it,
2 Int, 9 | s saving presence in the community of the faithful and its
3 Int, 10 | growth within the Christian community. Certainly the liturgical
4 1, 12 | sacramentally perpetuated, in every community which offers it at the hands
5 1, 20 | unworthy” of a Christian community to partake of the Lord's
6 2, 21 | foundations of the new messianic community, the People of the New Covenant. ~
7 2, 22(41)| 6, says: “No Christian community can be built up which does
8 2, 24 | the Church, creates human community. ~
9 2, 25 | wellspring of grace. A Christian community desirous of contemplating
10 3, 29 | On the other hand, the community is by itself incapable of
11 3, 29 | cannot be celebrated in any community except by an ordained priest,
12 3, 32 | situation of a Christian community which, despite having sufficient
13 3, 32 | persona Christi. When a community lacks a priest, attempts
14 3, 32 | merely temporary, while the community awaits a priest.~The sacramental
15 3, 32 | above all inspire the whole community to pray with greater fervour
16 3, 33 | teaches – “no Christian community can be built up unless it
17 3, 33 | therefore, to keep alive in the community a genuine “hunger” for the
18 4, 37 | for the good order of the community and out of respect for the
19 4, 39 | offered in a particular community, is never a celebration
20 4, 39 | never a celebration of that community alone. In fact, the community,
21 4, 39 | community alone. In fact, the community, in receiving the Eucharistic
22 4, 39 | that a truly Eucharistic community cannot be closed in upon
23 4, 39 | with every other Catholic community. ~The ecclesial communion
24 5, 52 | communion not only for the community directly taking part in
25 5, 52 | the celebrant or of the community in which the mysteries are
26 5, 52 | address fiery words to the community of Corinth because of grave
27 6, 53 | Acts 1:14) in the first community which gathered after the
28 CON, 61 | has found the Christian community ever vigilant in guarding
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