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 1   2, 13 |    wonder and gratitude, we accept in all freedom and faith
 2   2, 20 |     the vow of chastity, we accept the gift of the Father3,
 3   2, 26 |     delicate conscience. We accept life's trials, uniting ourselves
 4   2, 27 |     whom society refuses to accept.~ ~A chastity that is generously
 5   2, 29 |     the Brother Provincial, accept the administration of goods
 6   2, 33 |    Champagnat's example, we accept without complaint situations
 7   2, 35 |    witnesses2, we refuse to accept privileges that would stifle
 8   2, 40 |    of our lives, lead us to accept a series of mediations.~ ~
 9   2, 40 |     40.2 A Brother will not accept any work or position outside
10   2, 41 |    our own point of view to accept what the community, together
11   2, 42 |    this mission to him, and accept it with simplicity1.~ ~He
12   3, 51 |                      51. We accept one another, different in
13   3, 51 |   egoism and touchiness, we accept with simplicity a Brother'
14   3, 58 | pastoral action leads it to accept as its own the apostolic
15   5, 88 |     by prayer. We willingly accept their co-operation in the
16   6, 96 | knowledge of themselves, to accept themselves, to transcend
17   6, 104|   to engage in any work nor accept any function that could
18   9, 150|   General;~ ~2. refusing to accept a candidate for profession (
19  11, 170|   to receive, be pleased to accept the vow I have just made."~ ~