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 1 Intro,4|              and exchange views on the common problems and challenges
 2 Intro,5|               by reason of all that is common to the peoples of the continent,
 3  I,8   |                and women of his day. A common feature of all these narratives
 4 II,19  |           anthropology and advance the common good”.( 54)~
 5 III,27 |           order and the pursuit of the common good”.( 71) It will be especially
 6 III,32 |             groups, as in the features common to the entire continent,
 7 IV,35  |          priest, is an exercise of the common priesthood received in Baptism”. (112)~
 8 IV,37  |       solidarity and a chance to study common challenges to evangelization
 9 IV,38  |      commissions charged with studying common pastoral problems be created
10 IV,44  |             life, and direct it to the common good. In political life,
11 IV,44  |              the administration of the common good, they can find the
12 IV,44  |       Sacrament of Orders, so that the common priesthood of the faithful
13 IV,49  |               promotion of justice, by common prayer for unity and by
14 IV,51  |              and work together for the common good. The Church in America
15  V,52  |             also by the pursuit of the common good of nations and of the
16  V,55  |      requirements of the international common good. For “the Church's
17  V,57  |                        This dignity is common to all, without exception,
18  V,60  | industriousness and the service of the common good”. (220) In order to
19  V,64  |            concrete programs, in which common prayer must play a part,
20 VI,69  |                in the promotion of the common good in a just society”. (262)~