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 1 Intro,  0,2   |         order that they too might contribute to the common reflection.~
 2 Intro,  0,8   |       love for her Lord, and they contribute, with hidden apostolic fruitfulness,
 3 Intro,  0,8   | asceticism and mysticism and will contribute to interreligious dialogue.~
 4   I,  2,25    |          Jesus (cf. Jn 20:21) and contribute in a particularly profound
 5   I,  3,32    |     persons in Secular Institutes contribute in a special way to the
 6   I,  3,34    |          to the Word, in order to contribute to the growth of a new humanity
 7  II,  1,45    |          by their very existence, contribute to the new evangelization,
 8  II,  1,47    |       gifts" among them, and thus contribute to an inculturation of the
 9  II,  1,48    |      consecrated life can greatly contribute to the building up of charity
10 III,  0,73    |           the times but will also contribute to elaborating and putting
11 III,  0,74    |        dialogue. It can therefore contribute to creating a climate of
12 III,  1,83    |           sick and the suffering, contribute in a significant way to
13 III,  2,86    |   Societies of Apostolic Life can contribute to this endeavour by gathering
14 III,  2,89    |      contributed and continues to contribute greatly to making the world
15 III,  3,98    |  indigenous cultures. The need to contribute to the promotion of culture
16 Conclu,  0,105|         grow continually and thus contribute to spreading in today's
17 Conclu,  0,110|          feet of the poor, and to contribute in your own unique way to