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 1 II,11      | spirituality will therefore be an ecclesial spirituality, since everything
 2 II,12      |          the Spirit's activity in ecclesial communion and in universal
 3 II,22      |            Catholic associations, ecclesial movements, Catholic schools
 4 II,24      |      through a Christocentric and ecclesial spirituality was closely
 5 III,28     |       individuals and the various ecclesial communities emerge and make
 6 III,30(122)|          National Congress of the Ecclesial Movement of Cultural Engagement (
 7 IV,38      |        consolidating the bonds of ecclesial communion between the pastor
 8 IV,40      |          placed as leaders of the ecclesial communities the proper attitude
 9  V,43      |           from the very nature of ecclesial authority: it is – and needs
10  V,44      |    diocesan communion~44. A lived ecclesial communion will lead the
11  V,44      |           future judgment of God.~Ecclesial communion in its organic
12  V,50      |          with him so as to enrich ecclesial communion by their presence
13  V,51      |      those represented by the new ecclesial movements. All these forms
14 VI,56      |      principle of collegiality to ecclesial communion. All the same,
15 VI,58      |     themselves, by making a solid ecclesial judgment, through the working
16 VI,58      |          of Bishops is a powerful ecclesial experience, even if some
17 VI,62      |         the Churches. As a solemn ecclesial occasion, Particular Councils
18 VI,63      |    helpful means of strengthening ecclesial communion''.264 ~Since membership
19 VI,64      |        and the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities which are not
20 VI,64      |          in parishes and in other ecclesial structures. The inner life
21 VII,67     |           found especially in the ecclesial communities of which the
22 VII,69     |         Their presence within the ecclesial and civil communities is