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 1  I,7  |       matters of the most urgent concern. In Asia there are millions
 2 II,12 |           It has been a constant concern of my Pontificate to remind
 3 III,16|          Synod Fathers expressed concern about the tendency to separate
 4 III,16|     Saviour. Responding to their concern, I repeat here what I wrote
 5 IV,22 |         The Synod also expressed concern for the formation of men
 6  V,26 |  cooperation. 136 It must be the concern of all to see these promising
 7  V,28 |        Fathers expressed special concern and solicitude. With the
 8  V,28 |       continued closeness to and concern for all those who are suffering
 9 VI,34 |         The Synod voiced special concern for women, whose situation
10 VI,41 |         The Environment~41. When concern for economic and technological
11 VI,41 |   progress is not accompanied by concern for the balance of the ecosystem,
12 VII,43|         to underline the Synod's concern for the preparation of those
13 VII,47| organization of activities which concern them. Their freshness and