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 1   1,  4|         pilgrimage, however, the good grain always remains inextricably
 2   2,  1|    strong sense of solidarity in good and evil among the generations (
 3   3,  1|          still be mixed with the good wheat of the Gospel until
 4   3,  2|     Church” oriented towards the good of all. ~Holiness in the
 5   3,  4|        grace and the radiance of good, even the most hidden good!
 6   3,  4|       good, even the most hidden good! In this sense the Church
 7   5,  1|         itself, insofar as it is good or evil, and thus refers
 8   5,  1|          evaluation of an act as good or evil before God. In effect,
 9   5,  1|     draws attention to something good and stimulates the imitation
10   5,  3|       employed in the pursuit of good ends, such as the proclamation
11   5,  4| sustenance from the root of that good olive tree onto which have
12   5,  5|    solidarity with those who, in good and bad, have gone before
13   6,  1|      them.”91 To that end, it is good that the remembering of
14   6,  2|      give witness to them of the good will and the love for the