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 1 Intro,4|     Bishops and participants bore witness to the character, spiritual
 2  I,9   |         Christ, through Christian witness, works of charity and human
 3  I,9   |          by reports of the heroic witness, unshaken perseverance and
 4 II,10  |     greater obligation of bearing witness to the faith and to the
 5 III,17 |           so that they might bear witness to him (cf. Jn 15:26-27).
 6 III,18 |     Christians, strengthening the witness of their faith among the
 7 III,18 |   continent, the Spirit's call to witness to Jesus the Saviour in
 8 III,18 |        the Spirit himself bearing witness with our spirit that we
 9 IV,20  |     himself in Christ. 69 To bear witness to Jesus Christ is the supreme
10 IV,23  |          realizes that the silent witness of life still remains the
11 IV,23  |    consciously lives this type of witness, seeing it as the "taking
12 IV,23  |     various aspects and elements: witness, dialogue, proclamation,
13  V,25  |           must be grounded in the witness of ecclesial communion which
14  V,26  |          is weakened the Church's witness and missionary work suffer,
15  V,29  |          a close bears terrifying witness to what can happen when
16  V,31  |          irenicism, but instead a witness given and received for mutual
17  V,31  |           peoples of the world to witness to God's saving love and
18 VI,34  |         Christian tradition bears witness. "This love of preference
19 VI,36  |           extraordinary Christian witness borne by religious and consecrated
20 VII,42 |         Christians also offer the witness of lives in harmony with
21 VII,42 |        preach: "The first form of witness is the very life of the
22 VII,42 |        and must bear this kind of witness; in many cases it is the
23 VII,42 | missionary".206 Genuine Christian witness is needed especially now,
24 VII,42 |      missionaries who bore heroic witness to God's love among the
25 VII,42 |     Church in Asia strives now to witness with no less zeal to Jesus
26 VII,43 |     exemplary conduct, the clergy witness powerfully to the Gospel
27 VII,43 |         all the faithful, bearing witness to the love which Jesus
28 VII,44 |         the world by its specific witness to the saving mission which
29 VII,44 |         bear convincing prophetic witness to the primacy of God and
30 VII,44 |          great respect, and their witness has an especially persuasive
31 VII,44 |            can become an eloquent witness capable of touching all
32 VII,44 |          on personal sanctity and witness; their spirituality and
33 VII,46 |      families are today called to witness to the Gospel in difficult
34 VII,49 |           itself, "martyr", means witness, and those who have shed
35 VII,49 |           have borne the ultimate witness to the true value of the
36 VII,49 |        Asia what it means to bear witness to the Lamb in whose blood