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 1  I,10 |          relationship between the common priesthood of the faithful
 2  I,10 |         in the Church between the common priesthood and the ministerial
 3  I,10 |       dignity and to the activity common to all the faithful for
 4  I,10 |          bound to each other by a common bond. The Church's pastors,
 5  I,10 |         The interplay between the common priesthood of the faithful
 6  I,10 |          perichoresis between the common witness to the faith given
 7 II,13 |           He shares this grace in common with all the faithful since,
 8 II,19 |           and does will reflect a common filial submission in Christ
 9  V,43 |     sought in priests, nothing in common with the desires, the habits,
10  V,44 |         the sake of attaining the common end, which is salvation.
11  V,44 |        journey together along the common path of faith and mission.173 ~
12 VI,55 |           of faith and discipline common to the whole Church, to
13 VI,55 |    promote every activity that is common to the whole Church, especially
14 VI,55 |           of faith and discipline common to the entire Church will
15 VI,57 |  introduced to various aspects of common pastoral concern. In this
16 VI,61 |          liturgical usages, and a common theological and spiritual
17 VI,62 |     enable greater understanding, common pastoral undertakings will
18 VI,62 |    considered appropriate for the common good to erect Ecclesiastical
19 VI,63 |     resources is achieved for the common good of the Churches, so
20 VI,63 |      unity of action is fostered, common works are facilitated, the
21 VI,63 |        cooperate in promoting the common good of the Church; 'in
22 VII,68|      which can be taken towards a common commitment of justice, concord
23 VII,69| requirements of the international common good''.287  When globalization