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 1 Intro,1  |           loving generosity to the fundamental task of evangelization.
 2  I,9     |         the Apostles, which are of fundamental importance for the constitution
 3  I,10    |      meaning of life, and to those fundamental questions which still trouble
 4 II,19    |         rightly stressed that “the fundamental rights of the human person
 5 III,29   |            to contemplation of the fundamental truths of faith: the mysteries
 6 III,29   |    contemplative life accomplish a fundamental mission in the Church in
 7 IV,33    |            the Petrine ministry is fundamental for the preservation of
 8 IV,33    |            the primacy of Peter is fundamental for the Church's identity
 9 IV,35    |           must include a number of fundamental aspects. First of all, there
10 VI,71    |        Furthermore, parents have a fundamental and primary right to make
11 VI,71    | totalitarianism which violates the fundamental rights which it ought to
12 Conclu,75|        doubt, and convinced of the fundamental and primary service which