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 1   1, 9  |         in the early Church, the grace of living one in heart and
 2   2, 13 |          live more intensely the grace given to us at Baptism3.~ ~
 3   2, 14 |         gives new impetus to the grace of our Confirmation. We
 4   2, 16 |          witness to the power of grace, which enables us to set
 5   2, 18 | heart-felt thanks to her for the grace of our vocation, confident
 6   2, 27 |        and women may receive the grace to be faithful to it, so
 7   2, 40 |        another, according to the grace and the role given us.~ ~
 8   3, 54 |       Brothers will welcome this grace in faith, abandoning themselves
 9   3     |                                A Grace which is constantly offered
10   3, 63 |               63. Community is a grace of the Holy Spirit1. Brought
11   3, 63 |          of the gap between this grace that the Lord is constantly
12   4, 64 |        Our life of prayer is the grace of being drawn into Christ'
13   4, 75 |        to the Church and for the grace of our own vocation.~ ~75.
14   6, 93 |      young people to develop the grace of their baptism2 by a more
15  11, 164|       Spirit to the Church, is a grace forever relevant to the