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Vat. Ecum. Council II
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communities
   Doc., Chap.,  Paragraph
1 LumenGentium, 2, 15 : Churches or ecclesiastical communities. Many of them rejoice in 2 LumenGentium, 3, 26 : salvation."53* In these communities, though frequently small 3 SacrosConcil, 4, 95 : 95. Communities obliged to choral office 4 SacrosConcil, 4, 95 : All members of the above communities who are in major orders 5 GaudiumSpes, Intro, 6:circumstance, the traditional local communities such as families, clans, 6 GaudiumSpes, 4, 40 : Christian Churches and ecclesial communities have done or are doing cooperatively 7 GaudiumSpes, 4, 42 : bond between diverse human communities and nations, provided these 8 GaudiumSpes, 5, 52 : exercise influence over communities and social groups should 9 GaudiumSpes, 6, 56 : from disturbing the life of communities, from destroying the wisdom 10 GaudiumSpes, 7, 71 : of both individuals and communities to some ownership of external 11 GaudiumSpes, 9, 92 : also those brothers and communities not yet living with us in 12 DignitHuman : RIGHT OF THE PERSON AND OF COMMUNITIES TO SOCIAL AND CIVIL FREEDOM 13 DignitHuman, 0, 4 : in community. Religious communities are a requirement of the 14 DignitHuman, 0, 4 : are observed, religious communities rightfully claim freedom 15 DignitHuman, 0, 4 : religious principles.~Religious communities also have the right not 16 DignitHuman, 0, 4 : religious authorities and communities abroad, in erecting buildings 17 DignitHuman, 0, 4 : or properties.~Religious communities also have the right not 18 DignitHuman, 0, 4 : religious freedom that religious communities should not be prohibited 19 DignitHuman, 0, 6 : Church and other religious communities, in virtue of the duty of 20 DignitHuman, 0, 6 : all citizens and religious communities to religious freedom should 21 DignitHuman, 0, 13 : the right of all men and communities and sanctioned by constitutional 22 DignitHuman, 0, 15 : dangerous for religious communities.~This council greets with 23 AdGentes, 2, 12 : governments, by various Christian communities, and even by non - Christian 24 AdGentes, 2, 15 : among churches or ecclesial communities and their works. ~The Christian 25 AdGentes, 2, 16 : when the various faithful communities all have, from among their 26 AdGentes, 2, 16 : over scattered Christian communities in the name of the pastor 27 AdGentes, 2, 17 : over the prayers in their communities and teach sacred doctrine. 28 AdGentes, 3, 19 : aware of their status as communities of faith, liturgy, and love. 29 AdGentes, 5, 29 : undertaking of other Christian communities, that as far as possible 30 AdGentes, 6, 36 : unison with other Christian communities, according to the norms 31 AdGentes, 6, 37 : the People of God lives in communities, especially in dioceses 32 AdGentes, 6, 37 : of renewal cannot grow in communities unless each of these extends 33 AdGentes, 6, 37 : the communion between the communities may be made visible, and 34 AdGentes, 6, 38 : opportunity is offered to communities which have long been Christian 35 PresbytOrdin, 2, 4 : who preach. In areas or communities of non-Christians, the proclaiming 36 PresbytOrdin, 2, 5 : liturgical ministry Christian communities entrusted to their care 37 ApostActuos, 3, 9 : of action, namely, church communities, the family, youth, the 38 ApostActuos, 3, 10 : necessary within the Church communities that without it the apostolate 39 ApostActuos, 4, 18 : apostles both in their family communities and in their parishes and 40 ApostActuos, 4, 18 : activity both the Church communities and the various spheres. 41 ApostActuos, 4, 20 : the Gospel into various communities and departments of life.~ 42 ApostActuos, 4, 22 : especially in Catholic mission communities and in regions where the 43 ApostActuos, 5, 27 : part of individuals and communities within the Church, either 44 ApostActuos, 6, 30 : ecclesiastical and temporal communities. They should be so involved 45 OptatTotius, 5, 16 : the churches and ecclesial communities separated from the Apostolic 46 PerfectCarit, 0, 1 : wonderful variety of religious communities has grown up which has made 47 PerfectCarit, 0, 6 : spirituality, members of religious communities should resolutely cultivate 48 PerfectCarit, 0, 7 : 7. Communities which are entirely dedicated 49 PerfectCarit, 0, 8 : in the Church very many communities, both clerical and lay, 50 PerfectCarit, 0, 8 : tasks. The gifts which these communities possess differ according 51 PerfectCarit, 0, 8 : 1 Cor. 12:4).~In these communities apostolic and charitable 52 PerfectCarit, 0, 8 : neighbor is fostered.~These communities, then, should adjust their 53 PerfectCarit, 0, 8 : Christ in these various communities be sustained by special 54 PerfectCarit, 0, 9 : Christian people.~Some religious communities according to their rule 55 PerfectCarit, 0, 10 : some members of religious communities of brothers being admitted 56 PerfectCarit, 0, 13 : local conditions, religious communities should readily offer a quasi- 57 PerfectCarit, 0, 13 : who are in need.~Religious communities have the right to possess 58 PerfectCarit, 0, 15 : one class of Sisters in communities of women. Only that distinction 59 PerfectCarit, 0, 15 : monasteries of men and communities which are not exclusively 60 PerfectCarit, 0, 19 : of founding new religious communities arises, their necessity 61 PerfectCarit, 0, 19 : seriously weighed. Otherwise communities may be needlessly brought 62 PerfectCarit, 0, 20 : 20. Religious communities should continue to maintain 63 PerfectCarit, 0, 20 : be preserved in religious communities. It should be adapted, accordingly, 64 PerfectCarit, 0, 21 : 21. There may be communities and monasteries which the 65 PerfectCarit, 0, 21 : with other more flourishing communities and monasteries whose scope 66 PerfectCarit, 0, 24 : their hearts. ~Religious communities have the right to make themselves 67 ChristDomin, 2, 30 : faithful and the parish communities will truly realize that 68 ChristDomin, 2, 34 : Other members of religious communities, both men and women, also 69 ChristDomin, 2, 35 : diocesan clergy, Religious communities which the not dedicated 70 ChristDomin, 2, 35 : internal order of their communities so that in them all things 71 ChristDomin, 2, 35 : common life promoted.19 These communities are also exempt so that 72 ChristDomin, 2, 35 : between various religious communities and between them and the 73 UnitatRedint, 1, 3 : appearance and quite large communities came to be separated from 74 UnitatRedint, 1, 3 : who are born into these Communities and who grow up believing 75 UnitatRedint, 1, 3 : separated Churches23 and Communities as such, though we believe 76 UnitatRedint, 1, 3 : considered as individuals or as Communities and Churches, are not blessed 77 UnitatRedint, 1, 4 : from different Churches and Communities. At these meetings, which 78 UnitatRedint, 3 : III CHURCHES AND ECCLESIAL COMMUNITIES SEPARATED FROM THE ROMAN 79 UnitatRedint, 3 : Separated Churches and Ecclesial Communities in the West ~ 80 UnitatRedint, 3, 19 : Churches and ecclesial Communities came to be separated from 81 UnitatRedint, 3, 19 : these Churches and ecclesial Communities, on account of their different 82 UnitatRedint, 3, 19 : these Churches and ecclesial Communities there exist important differences 83 UnitatRedint, 3, 22 : communion.~Though the ecclesial Communities which are separated from 84 OrientEccles, 1, 4 : special cases of persons. communities or areas, of recourse to


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