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 1  II, 9 |           and relieve the tedium of life.~Media also make it possible
 2  II, 10|    workplace, and at many stages in life. Preschoolers being introduced
 3  II, 11|             important events in the life of the Church regularly
 4  II, 12|           Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic
 5  II, 12|          and Societies of Apostolic Life, Fraternal Life in Community,
 6  II, 12|           Apostolic Life, Fraternal Life in Community, 29). Communication
 7  II, 12|          witness to the truth about life, about human dignity, about
 8 III, 15|              including the right to life (cf. Pope John Paul II,
 9 III, 15|    contemporary "conspiracy against life" by "lending credit to that
10 III, 16|       undermine marriage and family life, foster anti-social behaviour
11 III, 18|        repentance, and amendment of life, while substituting a bland
12  IV, 22|          govern all areas of social life - economic, political, cultural,
13  IV, 25|           institutes of consecrated life, the following words have
14  IV, 25|            a mentality and model of life in constant contrast with
15  IV, 25|           Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic
16  IV, 25|          and Societies of Apostolic Life, Fraternal Life in Community,
17  IV, 25|           Apostolic Life, Fraternal Life in Community, 34).~Similarly,
18  IV, 26|          about the meaning of human life and history, especially
19   V, 30|     discovering the real meaning of life is cast into doubt"; lacking
20   V, 30|         many people stumble through life to the very edge of the
21   V, 31| unconditional respect for all human life from conception to natural
22   V, 32|             the whole manner of his life. He spoke from within, that
23   V, 32|            Throughout Jesus' public life crowds flocked to hear him
24   V, 32|              and the truth, and the life" (Jn 14:6) and "he who has
25   V, 33|      speaking the truth about human life and its final fulfillment