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 1   2, 23 | sympathetic enough to sense their difficulties, humble enough to share
 2   2, 25 |          to go on our way through difficulties, which vary with each culture,
 3   2, 44 |           but we must not let the difficulties to be overcome discourage
 4   3, 60 |  ourselves to be discouraged when difficulties and tensions arise.~ ~We
 5   3, 63 |         we pray that, despite the difficulties encountered, we may remain
 6   4, 71 |          and courage, despite the difficulties we may encounter there3.
 7   4, 73 |         necessary to overcome the difficulties we encounter at certain
 8   8     |                                   Difficulties, Discernment~ ~
 9   8, 115|         without turning back. The difficulties and temptations that arise
10   8, 117|    provides for his own needs. If difficulties arise, he should make his