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 1     III     |      SOURCE AND MANIFESTATION~OF COMMUNION~
 2     III,  19|         entering into a profound communion with Jesus. “Abide in me,
 3     III,  19|      union with him. Eucharistic communion was given so that we might
 4     III,  20|      comes about in Eucharistic “communion” cannot be adequately understood
 5     III,  20| experienced apart from ecclesial communion. I emphasized this repeatedly
 6     III,  20|        builds up the Church as a communion, in accordance with the
 7     III,  21|      Eucharist is an epiphany of communion. For this reason the Church
 8     III,  21|          the demands made by the communion which Jesus asks of us.
 9     III,  21|         us. It is a hierarchical communion, based on the awareness
10     III,  21|        Prayer. It is a fraternal communion, cultivated by a “spirituality
11     III,  21| cultivated by a “spirituality of communion” which fosters reciprocal
12     III,  22|   ourselves against the ideal of communion which the Acts of the Apostles
13     III,  22|        would increase a sense of communion and find in the Eucharistic
14      IV,  24|      proclamation: entering into communion with Christ in the memorial
15      IV,  27|          merely an expression of communion in the Church's life; it
16      IV,  27|          to become a promotor of communion, peace and solidarity in
17      IV,  27|        promotors of dialogue and communion.~
18     Con,  30|  extraordinary ministers of holy communion, to become ever more aware