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 1   1   (6)|                       This is the sense of the definition of indulgence
 2   2,  1  |       fathers, given their strong sense of solidarity in good and
 3   2,  1  |           them.37~In any case the sense of intergenerational solidarity
 4   2,  2  |   abandoned but developed, in the sense that the holiness of God
 5   2,  2  |         explained by the powerful sense of the radical newness of
 6   3      |          She is also in a certain sense sinner, in really taking
 7   3,  1  |           about baptized persons’ sense of being united among themselves
 8   3,  2  |           to holiness.”48 In this sense, from the beginning, the
 9   3,  2  |            The saints are in this sense like lights kindled by the
10   3,  3  |     salvation of all and, in this sense, truly touches the Church
11   3,  4  |         most hidden good! In this sense the Church recognizes herself
12   4,  1  |           understood in a general sense as evidence which may be
13   4,  2  |           saints” in a diachronic sense, by virtue of which the
14   5,  1  |          their ancestors. In this sense, asking for forgiveness
15   5,  1  |         of the very weak. In this sense, the numerous requests for
16   5,  2  |        this new memory is in this sense exemplary.~Particularly
17   5,  4  |     brothers, indeed in a certain sense they are ‘our elder brothers.’”84~
18   5,  5  | widespread lack of a transcendent sense of human life, a climate
19   6,  3  |        the capacity, in a certain sense, to overflow as illumination