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 1 Intro,3|       them. Yet there was also a sense of sadness at the fact that
 2  I,6   |           and a highly developed sense of community. 11 In particular,
 3  I,6   |        community with a powerful sense of solidarity. 12 Asian
 4  I,6   |      core around which a growing sense of "being Asian" is built.
 5 II,10  |         Catholic Church ought to sense their privilege and for
 6 II,11  |          particular life, in one sense so ordinary and simple,
 7 II,11  |  ordinary and simple, in another sense so utterly wondrous and
 8 II,11  |       our Saviour in the fullest sense of the word because his
 9 III,15 |       the Spirit is in a certain sense a hidden power at work in
10 III,17 |           cf. Acts 1:8). In this sense, the Holy Spirit is the
11 IV,20  |    spirit of proselytism nor any sense of superiority. The Church
12 IV,22  |          are affecting the Asian sense of worship and prayer. Nor
13  V,24  |       branches can give. In this sense, communion and mission are
14  V,28  |         also expressed a cordial sense of solidarity with the Catholic
15  V,30  |        unity with one another, a sense of sharing important elements
16 VI,40  | emphasized the need to develop a sense of national responsibility,
17 VI,41  |       environment by restoring a sense of reverence for the whole
18 VII,44 |          In a world in which the sense of God's presence is often
19 VII,48 |       sustaining and nurturing a sense of Catholic identity and