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 1 Intro,  0,12|         ones bear witness to the constant attraction which the total
 2   I,  2,27  |         contemplative life are a constant reminder that the primacy
 3   I,  4,40  |         which the Redeemer keeps constant watch: "Rise, and have no
 4  II,  1,45  |          persons, both for their constant renewal and for the full
 5  II,  1,46  |         and foundresses we see a constant and lively sense of the
 6  II,  1,50  |                                A constant dialogue animated by charity~
 7  II,  1,50  |          animated by charity~50. Constant dialogue between Superiors
 8  II,  1,53  |          in order to provide for constant and timely coordination
 9  II,  2,62  |          to follow her Lord in a constant outpouring of generosity,
10  II,  3,64  |          Christ, there comes the constant struggle of everyday life,
11  II,  3,70  |                             In a constant search for faithfulness~
12  II,  3,71  |    persons and prepares them for constant effort in the apostolate,
13  II,  3,71  |      synthesis which calls for a constant deepening of one's own special
14 III,  0,74  | intensely active life. Without a constant search for this unity, the
15 III,  1,75  |    despised, faces frightened by constant and indiscriminate violence,
16 III,  1,80  |   Apostolic Tradition amidst the constant evolution of cultures".~
17 III,  2,84  |   Prophetic witness requires the constant and passionate search for
18 III,  3,96  |       gifts of the Spirit, their constant listening to the word of
19 III,  3,98  |  contemplation and prayer in the constant quest for the presence and