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 1  I,8  |       towards the needy, which leads him to give half of his
 2  I,10 |    that Jesus is the way which leads to full personal realization,
 3 II,16 |     guided, popular piety also leads the faithful to a deeper
 4 II,24 |      in prison — in a word, it leads to the degradation of the
 5 II,24 |    This devastating trade also leads to “the ruin of governments
 6 III,26|      the Eucharist. Conversion leads to fraternal communion,
 7 III,28| pointed out, is the way “which leads us to continuing conversion”.( 75)~
 8 III,28|     style of Jesus Christ, who leads us to simplicity, poverty,
 9 III,29|      pre-eminent place. Prayer leads Christians “little by little
10 III,30|        holiness is love, which leads even to giving our lives
11 III,31|  himself as the one path which leads to holiness. But a specific
12 III,32|        every person is called, leads to an acceptance and appropriation
13 IV,39 |       entrusted to him, and he leads his community to encounter
14 IV,41 |       missionary spirit, which leads them to reach out to those
15 IV,47 |   frustration not infrequently leads them to abandon the search
16  V,52 |       the fruit of conversion, leads to the service of our neighbors
17  V,56 |         Not infrequently, this leads some public institutions
18 VI,68 |    ecclesial dimension, and it leads to a life commitment. Indeed, “