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 1   I,  1,21    |   responsibility and animated by mutual trust, which is a reflection
 2   I,  3,31    |          life of the Church have mutual relationships which merit
 3   I,  3,33    |    dimensions. By virtue of this mutual enrichment, the mission
 4  II,  1,42    |       without that unconditional mutual love which demands a readiness
 5  II,  1,42    |          comes about through the mutual love of all the members
 6  II,  1,45    |  Apostolic Life to show generous mutual love, expressing it in ways
 7  II,  1,50    |     valuable in order to promote mutual understanding, which is
 8  II,  1,50    |        conducted in a climate of mutual trust and openness between
 9  II,  1,52    |          spiritual relations and mutual cooperation among different
10  II,  2,59    |        and continuing formation, mutual economic support and even
11  II,  2,60    |      brothers to one another, in mutual love and working together
12 III,  0,74    |        charisms will ensure both mutual enrichment and more fruitful
13 III,  0,74    |         to creating a climate of mutual acceptance in which the
14 III,  1,80    | evangelical manner of practising mutual acceptance in diversity
15 III,  4,101   |   various Christian confessions, mutual knowledge and the exchange
16 III,  4,102   |        by cordial friendship and mutual sincerity, with the monastic
17 Conclu,  0,109|       your commitment to God, in mutual edification and mutual support!
18 Conclu,  0,109|        in mutual edification and mutual support! Despite the difficulties