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 1  I,8  |         certain acts does it find expression as effective collegiality (
 2  I,8  |  communion as such, since, in the expression of the early Fathers and
 3  I,10 |         the other faithful, finds expression in his ''being for'' the
 4 II,13 |               Here the celebrated expression of Saint Augustine, with
 5 II,13 |         way he also gives visible expression to the mystery of a Church
 6 II,17 | privileged forum where hope finds expression and nourishment, since it
 7  V,43 |           authority will not find expression in outward signs but in
 8  V,44 |  structured community which finds expression in the coordination of different
 9  V,44 |        and discipline its outward expression by the believers entrusted
10  V,50 |       life, a concern which finds expression in both encouragement and
11 VI,55 |         thus give consistency and expression to the Church's catholicity,
12 VI,56 |  particular Church is a necessary expression of that fundamental mutual
13 VI,58 |        Through this body concrete expression is given to the spirit of
14 VI,58 |       truth and the Church, as an expression of true co-responsibility
15 VI,59 |    twinning'' which find concrete expression in the sharing of experiences
16 VI,62 |       vote only, are an immediate expression not only of communion between
17 VI,63 |         valuable means for giving expression and practical implementation
18 VII,71|         the need to give forceful expression to their concern for the