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 1 Intro,2|       that they have, and in this sense they can be called post-conciliar,
 2 Intro,4|         research, the return to a sense of the sacred and to prayer,
 3 Intro,5|   returning, again and again.~The sense of the dignity of the human
 4  1,15  |   indicate the proper and special sense of the divine vocation which
 5  1,15  |    defined only in a sociological sense, but most especially in
 6  1,15  |       especially in a theological sense. The term secular must be
 7  1,16  |   Holiness ~16. We come to a full sense of the dignity of the lay
 8  2,20  |           to be lived with a deep sense of responsibility. This
 9  2,20  |        with others, with a lively sense of fellowship, rejoicing
10  2,24  | promptings of the Spirit. In this sense the discernment of charisms
11  2,25  |           the world"(86).~In this sense, the recent Synod has favored
12  2,26  |        seen locally. In a certain sense it is the Church living
13  2,28  |          and fosters the profound sense of that uniqueness and irrepeatability,
14  2,28  |       personally by name. In this sense, the Lord's words "You go
15  2,28  |            opening them to a full sense of human existence, that
16  2,30  |          of charity(110).~In this sense whatever association of
17  2,31  |  associations themselves. In this sense they ought to accompany
18  2,31  |           accompanied by a strong sense of responsibility for its
19  3,34  |      people are uncertain about a sense of life on earth. Invaded
20  3,36  |        intimately bound in a real sense to their history.~Having
21  3,36  |       person to another, giving a sense of one's existence, opening
22  3,36  |           of people with a deeper sense and meaning. Thus, through
23  3,37  |      essential task, in a certain sense, the central and unifying
24  3,39  |           apostolic life. In this sense the Fathers at the Synod
25  3,41  |  generalized disengagement from a sense of duty.~Precisely in this
26  3,42  |        the temporal order, in the sense of serving persons and society,
27  3,44  |         human race"(162). In this sense, culture must be held as
28  3,44  |           education in a critical sense, which is animated by a
29  4,46  |          Christ's Spirit. In this sense the Council has defined
30  4,48  |          cf. Sir 25:4-6). In this sense the "gift" of older people
31  4,54  |            which, having lost the sense of human suffering, "censors"
32  4,55  |         yet complementary, in the sense that each of them has a
33  5,58  |     gradual process; in a certain sense, one that happens day by
34  5,61  |        concrete perception of the sense of ecclesial communion and
35  5,62  |          gift of self receive the sense of living as a human being.
36  5,62  |           able to be formed in a "sense of the Church" and will
37  5,64  |  ecclesial consciousness brings a sense of belonging to the mystery
38  5,64  |           life and action.~A real sense of Church communion, the
39  5,64  |          of the world~with a real sense of Christian responsibility~