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 1  I,9  |     mentioned in the Gospel are clearly personal, as, for example,
 2 II,14 | explicitly recognize this fact. Clearly, America's Christian identity
 3 II,17 |       Lord's Church appear more clearly.( 48)~
 4 III,27|       in the political field is clearly part of the vocation and
 5 III,27|      Church, and to distinguish clearly between what individual
 6 III,29|        to foster a spirituality clearly oriented to contemplation
 7 IV,37 |        the Synod showed just as clearly the value of a communion
 8 IV,44 |         of the faithful remains clearly distinguished from that
 9 IV,44 |      entrusted to lay people be clearly “distinct from those which
10 IV,44 |     training in accordance with clearly defined criteria: a stable
11 IV,46 |         for marriage, one which clearly presents Catholic teaching
12 IV,47 |    throughout the continent are clearly making real efforts to catechize
13 IV,49 |        necessary to distinguish clearly between Christian communities,
14 VI,70 |      evangelization calls for a clearly conceived, serious and well
15 VI,71 |         non-denominational, are clearly inspired by Catholic principles,
16 VI,71 |        of the university — they clearly preserve their Catholic