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 1  I,13    |       Places, cherished by Jews, Christians and Muslims together. ~
 2 III,30   |        concerns not only certain Christians: "All the Christian faithful,
 3 III,31   |       canonize a large number of Christians, and among them many lay
 4 III,34   |                              34. Christians who have received the gift
 5 III,34   |     wrong to think that ordinary Christians can be content with a shallow
 6 III,34   |       would be not only mediocre Christians but "Christians at risk".
 7 III,34   |         mediocre Christians but "Christians at risk". They would run
 8 III,36   |       centuries. In many regions Christians are, or are becoming, a "
 9 III,36   |         which every week gathers Christians together as God's family
10 IV,43    |         wherever individuals and Christians are formed, wherever ministers
11 IV,48    |       visible communion with all Christians. ~In the perspective of
12 IV,48    |  breathed with "both lungs" spur Christians of East and West to walk
13 IV,50    |      compassionate response from Christians. Our world is entering the
14 IV,50    |  discrimination. In this context Christians must learn to make their
15 IV,56    | religious indifferentism, and we Christians are in duty bound, while
16 Conclu,58|     enthusiasm of the very first Christians: we can count on the power