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 1 Intro,6  |            meaning if it becomes a commitment by you the Bishops, together
 2 Intro,6  |         your priests and people, a commitment not to a re-evangelization
 3 II,14    |          means that the ecumenical commitment to seek unity among all
 4 II,18    |           Christian community to a commitment to overcome every form of
 5 II,20    |     difficult to maintain a lively commitment to the values of the Gospel.~
 6 IV,39    |           praising their “untiring commitment as pastors, preachers of
 7 IV,47    |            pastoral and missionary commitment to young people, so that
 8  V,52    |            this is the source of a commitment to reciprocal solidarity
 9  V,53    |        that conversion consists in commitment to the person of Jesus Christ,
10  V,61    | rehabilitation can be an authentic commitment to evangelization. (225)~
11 VI,66    |       where I first appealed for a commitment “new in its ardor, methods
12 VI,67    |       Fathers have recognized “the commitment of many leaders to building
13 VI,68    |             and it leads to a life commitment. Indeed, “to encounter the
14 VI,69    |          faithful to take up, with commitment and love of the Lord, this
15 VI,71    |     attention: it must encourage a commitment to the apostolate on the
16 Conclu,76|           forms ~of firm Christian commitment.~Protect your Church and