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 1   1,  3|       falls particularly on the solidarity of the Church of today with
 2   2,  1|     given their strong sense of solidarity in good and evil among the
 3   2,  1|      sense of intergenerational solidarity in sin (and in grace) remains
 4   2,  4|      God, the intergenerational solidarity of God’s people, and the
 5   3    |      today are close to, and in solidarity with, those of yesterday.
 6   3,  4|       children by virtue of the solidarity that exists among them through
 7   3,  4| communion, unanimity in prayer, solidarity with the cross, and common
 8   3,  4|   children’s faults in maternal solidarity, so as to cooperate in overcoming
 9   5,  1|     context, one can speak of a solidarity that unites the past and
10   5,  1|       eloquent testimony to the solidarity objectively existing between
11   5,  1|        without prejudice to the solidarity that binds the members of
12   5,  2|       one could justly speak of solidarity in the sin of division (
13   5,  5|      faults means accepting our solidarity with those who, in good