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 1   I, 0,5     |            indicated in the second part of the topic's formulation: "
 2   I, 0,5     |   circumstance of life.... For our part we must therefore seek to
 3   I, 0,7     |        there is spreading in every part of the world a sort of practical
 4 III, 0,19    |             him, penetrating every part of him and reaching to the
 5 III, 0,21    |           the flock, which for its part is called to display this
 6 III, 0,23    |          committed response on the part of the priest.~The essential
 7 III, 0,23    |          universal Church and that part of it entrusted to him with
 8 III, 0,23(53)|                  To priests taking part in an assembly organized
 9 III, 0,28    |        obedience which is deeply a part of the unity of the presbyterate,
10 III, 0,31    |        every charism which becomes part of his priestly life or
11 III, 0,31    | presbyterate. This too constitutes part of the priest's spiritual
12  IV, 0,34    |         only, as if it were but a "part," no matter how important,
13  IV, 0,34    |       repeated, it is an essential part of he overall pastoral work
14  IV, 0,36    |        claim or presumption on the part of those called is thus
15  IV, 0,40    |          faith. Priests, for their part, should be the first to
16  IV, 0,41    |          its parishes and to every part of the People of God.~There
17  IV, 0,41    |        states, "it is the priests' part as instructors of the people
18   V, 1,48    |      fitting that seminarians take part every day in the eucharistic
19   V, 1,48    |           they will take an active part and at which they will never
20   V, 1,50    |           and free response on the part of the receiver. This charism
21   V, 1,51    |            which takes up no small part of the time of those preparing
22   V, 1,53    |          to a radical "yes" on the part of the believer to Jesus
23   V, 1,55    |      doctrine. Theology -- for its part -- gains, by way of reflection,
24   V, 2,63    |          playing their appropriate part -- should lead lives suited
25   V, 2,64    |       people live at home and take part in the activities of the
26   V, 3,66    |           is to be a priest on the part of the candidates to the
27   V, 3,68    |         the priesthood is a living part of itself; it should accompany
28   V, 3,68    |          and diocesan priests take part in particular spiritualities
29   V, 3,69    |        action implies also, on the part of the candidate, a welcome
30  VI, 0,72    |         joys and burdens which are part of life: Thus he will be
31  VI, 0,72    |            mission of Jesus and is part of the mystery of the Church,
32  VI, 0,74    |           People of God. For their part, religious will be concerned
33  VI, 0,76    |     permanent," should always be a part of the priest's life. In
34  VI, 0,76    |             Young priests who take part in meetings for ongoing
35  VI, 0,77    |       churches make up the greater part of the presbyterate. The
36  VI, 0,77    |     reassuring confirmation of the part which they are still called
37  VI, 0,79    |       present in person and taking part in an interested and friendly