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 1  IV,  43 |          Many parochial or other communities live and are held together
 2  IV,  48 |         leaders of the ecclesial communities the proper attitude in regard
 3   V,  57 |      heart of the multitudes, to communities of the faithful whose action
 4   V,  58 |        attention to these "small communities," or communautes de base,
 5   V,  58 |         heard in the Synod, such communities flourish more or less throughout
 6   V,  58 |         such as larger ecclesial communities can only offer with difficulty,
 7   V,  58 |      mass and to anonymity. Such communities call quite simply be in
 8   V,  58 |        is all presupposed within communities constituted by the Church,
 9   V,  58 |        opposition as charismatic communities, free from structures and
10   V,  58 |          is already notable: the communities which by their spirit of
11   V,  58 |     Church to grow.~These latter communities will be a place of evangelization,
12   V,  58 |        the benefit of the bigger communities, especially the individual
13   V,  58 |   condemning the other ecclesial communities;~- that they maintain a
14  VI,  63 | aspirations of peoples and human communities to find their own identity
15  VI,  73 |         need, the heads of small communities, or other persons charged
16 VII,  76 |  animating spiritually the local communities. We exhort the religious,
17 VIII,  82|        Christ we bless you, your communities, your families, all those