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 1  I,11 |       guided by the spirit and values of the Gospel.~How can we
 2 II,14 |       profile, marked by moral values which, though they are not
 3 II,16 | discovering the true spiritual values present in popular religiosity,
 4 II,19 |     those principles and moral values which are in conformity
 5 II,20 |     acknowledging the positive values which come with globalization,
 6 II,20 |     media impose new scales of values which are often arbitrary
 7 II,20 |       lively commitment to the values of the Gospel.~
 8 III,28|     striving to assimilate the values of the Gospel, which contradict
 9 III,29|      to be complemented by the values of popular piety, values
10 III,29|       values of popular piety, values which will be enriched in
11 IV,40 |     can discern true and false values, since this is an essential
12 IV,43 |   between real openness to the values of the modern world and
13 IV,44 |      embody deeply evangelical values such as mercy, forgiveness,
14 IV,44 |       formed in the truths and values of the Church's social teaching,
15 IV,44 |   ethical principles and moral values will enable them to be exponents
16  V,55 |    sphere, and the loss of the values of local cultures in favor
17  V,60 |         foster the practice of values such as truth, honesty,
18  V,63 |        and to work so that the values of life and family are recognized
19 VI,67 | remained faithful to Christian values. In this regard the Synod
20 VI,72 |  promoting human and Christian values. (278) But a program as