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 1 Intro   |           as the community of the baptized, inseparably visible and
 2   2,  2 |      possible deficiencies of the baptized. One could say that the
 3   2,  4 |            as well as each of the baptized, to take still greater cognizance
 4   3     |           woundedness of sin, the baptized of today are close to, and
 5   3,  1 | Trinitarian life and brings about baptized persons’ sense of being
 6   3,  2 |         received from God.”49 The baptized person is called to become
 7   3,  3 |         that exists among all the baptized in time and space is such
 8   3,  4 |        living communication, each baptized person can be considered
 9   3,  4 |            On the other hand, the baptized person does not cease to
10   4,  2 |            by virtue of which the baptized of today feel connected
11   4,  2 |       today feel connected to the baptized of yesterday and - as they
12   6,  1 |      proper moment.”93 All of the baptized are called to “examine their