Chapter,  Paragraph

  1 Intro,2  |              of that ecclesiology of communion and mission which must always
  2 Intro,2  |           Church by way of collegial communion, more clearly identified
  3 Intro,5  |          peace to all the Bishops in communion with this See, first entrusted
  4 Intro,5  |      fostering charity and brotherly communion. As arduous and laborious
  5 Intro,5  |         ministry the ecclesiology of communion and mission, Bishops will
  6  I,8     |          ordination and hierarchical communion. It thus affects the inmost
  7  I,8     |             and through hierarchical communion with the Head of the College
  8  I,8     |            exercised in hierarchical communion, even though, given their
  9  I,8     |             even the result of their communion as such, since, in the expression
 10  I,8     |           nor as the result of their communion; rather, as an essential
 11  I,10    |           dignity to be lived out in communion and in a spirit of gratitude
 12 II,11    |             This sharing, which is a communion of mind and heart with him,
 13 II,12    |              s activity in ecclesial communion and in universal mission.~
 14 II,12    |             and for his people, in a communion which becomes a stimulus
 15 II,13    |     considered a genuine minister of communion and hope for God's holy
 16 II,13    |          Bishop becomes, in intimate communion with Christ and attentive
 17 II,13    |            thus be a spirituality of communion, lived in harmony with the
 18 II,13    |           and, obviously, in special communion with the priests of his
 19 II,14    |          Tradition of the Church, in communion with all the other Bishops,
 20 II,18    |            by virtue of the intimate communion of life with him brought
 21 II,19    |        promoter of a spirituality of communion, carefully and vigilantly
 22 II,19    |             Peter. This hierarchical communion of the Bishop with the Supreme
 23 II,20    |              Father, an open-hearted communion of goods, an austere way
 24 II,22    |       proponent of a spirituality of communion and mission~22. In my Apostolic
 25 II,22    |           the home and the school of communion''.91 This remark had a vast
 26 II,22    |        encouraging a spirituality of communion, and tirelessly working
 27 II,22    |             that the spirituality of communion takes root and grows wherever
 28 II,22    |       promotion of a spirituality of communion. Here it will suffice to
 29 II,22    |          fostering a spirituality of communion also means nurturing his
 30 II,22    |             also means nurturing his communion with the Roman Pontiff and
 31 II,22    |             friendship and fraternal communion of his brother Bishops. ~
 32 II,22    |             of his brother Bishops. ~Communion, in its Trinitarian source
 33 II,22    |           the logical consequence of communion. The dynamic process of
 34 II,22    |               The dynamic process of communion is favoured by openness
 35 II,22    |           destined. The more intense communion is, the more mission is
 36 II,23    |              and experience profound communion with the Holy Trinity who
 37 II,24    |               so as to build greater communion among them and to ensure
 38 III,29   |          reason when they ''teach in communion with the Roman Pontiff they
 39 IV,33    |            of their final destiny in communion with the Virgin Mary and
 40 IV,34    |        spiritual centre of unity and communion for the diocesan presbyterate
 41 IV,34    |           strengthening the bonds of communion with the presbyters, consecrated
 42 IV,37    |           the Church as a mystery of communion and mission. For the Eucharist
 43 IV,37    |             word proclaimed and from communion in the Eucharist, thanks
 44 IV,38    |            and wishing to enter into communion with the mystery of salvation
 45 IV,38    | consolidating the bonds of ecclesial communion between the pastor and the
 46  V,42    |              bring mankind into full communion with himself.~If such is
 47  V,43    |              to grow as a reality of communion in the Holy Spirit.162
 48  V,44    |              governance and diocesan communion~44. A lived ecclesial communion
 49  V,44    |      communion~44. A lived ecclesial communion will lead the Bishop to
 50  V,44    |           judgment of God.~Ecclesial communion in its organic structure
 51  V,44    |         authenticity of this organic communion is the working of the Spirit,
 52  V,44    |           effectively bringing about communion. These are the principles
 53  V,44    |        pastoral charity is to create communion.175  Before translating
 54  V,44    |     authentically spiritual life.~If communion expresses the Church's essence,
 55  V,44    |             that the spirituality of communion will tend to manifest itself
 56  V,44    |     particular Church, structures of communion and participation which
 57  V,45    |   institutions. If a spirituality of communion is lived out in the Diocese,
 58  V,50    |         stated that in the Church as communion the Bishop must esteem and
 59  V,50    |           Bishop and strive for full communion in the life and mission
 60  V,50    |            so as to enrich ecclesial communion by their presence and ministry.
 61 VI       |                   CHAPTER SIX~IN THE COMMUNION~OF THE CHURCHES~
 62 VI,55    |       visible bond of ecclesiastical communion between his particular Church
 63 VI,55    |              preserving hierarchical communion with the Head of the College
 64 VI,55    |            particular Church. In the communion of the Churches the Bishop
 65 VI,55    |              in it he represents the communion of the Churches. Through
 66 VI,55    |             Bishops, in hierarchical communion with the Roman Pontiff,
 67 VI,55    |           yet always in hierarchical communion with the Roman Pontiff,
 68 VI,55    |             of unity in faith and of communion.209 ~
 69 VI,56    |              with an ecclesiology of communion, could be characterized
 70 VI,56    |        authority is the hierarchical communion of the individual Bishops
 71 VI,56    |            collegiality to ecclesial communion. All the same, the Synod
 72 VI,56    |            light of the principle of communion.212 ~In the Synodal Assembly
 73 VI,56    |       discussion of the principle of communion.213  This is an organic
 74 VI,56    |                   This is an organic communion inspired by the image of
 75 VI,56    |         recourse to the principle of communion is to be made correctly
 76 VI,56    |      Diocesan Bishop in hierarchical communion with the Head of the College
 77 VI,56    |            the bonds of hierarchical communion linking the Bishops to the
 78 VI,56    |      principle of unity in faith and communion, such as you find in this
 79 VI,56    |   tribulations''.223 ~The reality of communion, which is the basis of all
 80 VI,56    |             regendi) in hierarchical communion with the Roman Pontiff and
 81 VI,56    |        pastoris) must always acts in communion with all the other Bishops
 82 VI,56    |                 Consequently, in the communion of the Church, just as the
 83 VI,57    |           manifestation and means of communion between the Bishops and
 84 VI,57    |           Eucharist is celebrated in communion with one's own Bishop, with
 85 VI,57    |          particular Churches, of the communion of the universal Church.~
 86 VI,57    |            the ultimate reference of communion is to the Church of Rome,
 87 VI,57    |          presides over the universal communion of charity,231  safeguards
 88 VI,57    |           this involves the need for communion on the part of the various
 89 VI,57    |      concrete life of holiness. This communion of the Churches is expressed
 90 VI,57    |        expressed by the hierarchical communion of the individual Bishops
 91 VI,57    |          Roman Pontiff.233  From the communion cum Petro et sub Petro of
 92 VI,57    |            is part of the reality of communion between the Bishops and
 93 VI,58    |      particular manner the spirit of communion uniting the Bishops with
 94 VI,58    |        valuable means of reinforcing communion.238 ~Every General Assembly
 95 VI,58    |             always closely joined in communion with the other Bishops and
 96 VI,59    |                                      Communion between the Bishops and
 97 VI,59    |             and do express episcopal communion and therefore solicitude
 98 VI,59    |              of these instruments of communion, which are especially appropriate
 99 VI,59    |            ensuring and guaranteeing communion between the Bishops and
100 VI,59    |         carried out while preserving communion with other Bishops and with
101 VI,59    |          that: ''Living in episcopal communion, the individual Bishops
102 VI,59    |            strengthen this episcopal communion, individual Bishops and
103 VI,59    |             all.245 ~In this way the communion of the Bishops finds embodiment
104 VI,59    |          finds embodiment within the communion of the Church. Their communion
105 VI,59    |       communion of the Church. Their communion is also expressed in loving
106 VI,60    |               In the same context of communion between the Bishops and
107 VI,60    |            Churches not yet fully in communion with the Catholic Church,
108 VI,62    |            concrete way of fostering communion between the Bishops and
109 VI,62    |            the Province and of their communion with the Roman Pontiff.258
110 VI,62    |              act in expressing their communion not only with one another
111 VI,62    |     immediate expression not only of communion between the Bishops but
112 VI,62    |              the Bishops but also of communion between the Churches. As
113 VI,63    |              strengthening ecclesial communion''.264 ~Since membership
114 VI,63    |    governance. Only indirectly is it communion between the Churches.~In
115 VI,63    |              prompted by a spirit of communion. Consequently, on the level
116 VI,63    |           Bishops and, consequently, communion between the different Churches;
117 VI,64    |    Communities which are not in full communion with her, in suitable meetings
118 Conclu,73|           the home and the school of communion,'' if we truly wish to respond
119 Conclu,73|   expectations of the world.298 ~Our communion in the body of Bishops,
120 Conclu,73|             of the means of building communion which are to be found in
121 Conclu,73|          means of building episcopal communion can provide genuine help.~
122 Conclu,73|             when the spirituality of communion has taken root as an educative