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 1 Intro,1  |   stirs in our soul not only a sense of gratitude but also a
 2 Intro,1  |        of gratitude but also a sense of the need to “proclaim
 3 II,14    |      cast into doubt, are in a sense the heritage of all Americans,
 4 II,16    |       the faithful to a deeper sense of their membership of the
 5 II,16    |        way they worship, their sense of joy and solidarity, their
 6 II,18    |      has been able to create a sense of practical solidarity
 7 III,26   |     everyone alike to a deeper sense of our Christian vocation.
 8 III,26   | differently in an intellectual sense, but of revising the reasons
 9 III,27   |     promote in the community a sense of the duty to participate
10 III,29   |       community”.( 77) In this sense, by spirituality, which
11 III,29   |     with Christ”.( 81) In this sense, contemplation is not a
12 IV,35    |      renew in the faithful the sense that the Eucharist is an
13 IV,36    |   priests and lay faithful the sense that the diocese is the
14 IV,39    |   their spirituality and their sense of mission and identity,
15 IV,41    |      family life, overcome the sense of anonymity, welcome people
16 IV,44    |      in its truest and noblest sense as the administration of
17 IV,47    |        violence. The resulting sense of frustration not infrequently
18  V,56    |        caused by the loss of a sense of God and the absence of
19 Conclu,75|     now so close.~This twofold sense of hope and gratitude must