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 1 Intro,2|       responses that today must be given to new situations. In reality,
 2 Intro,2|         Synod Fathers have rightly given a particular attention in
 3  1,14  |          24), the lay faithful are given the ability and responsibility
 4  1,14  |   Eucharist. It is a participation given to each member of the lay
 5  1,17  |            those Churches who have given witness to holiness in such
 6  2,20  |          the first place the grace given to the apostles to whose
 7  2,21  |          the Holy Spirit which are given for the building up of the
 8  2,21  |           read: "But the grace was given to each of us according
 9  2,22  |             from the participation given to all the lay faithful
10  2,23  |            the official deputation given by the Pastors, as well
11  2,23  |         possibility of their being given to the lay faithful, albeit,
12  2,24  | description and the classification given to these gifts in the New
13  2,24  |          rich variety. "To each is given the manifestation of the
14  2,24  |         the common good. To one is given through the Spirit the utterance
15  2,24  |            men. These charisms are given to individual persons, and
16  2,26  |  collaboration among parishes in a given territory(96) and recommends
17  2,26  |        Fathers for their part have given much attention to the present
18  2,30  |          the Church:~- The primacy given to the call of every Christian
19  2,31  |          of the lay apostolate are given explicit recognition by
20  2,31  |       which this approval might be given to ecumenical associations
21  3,34  |            task for which they are given the grace by the Sacrament
22  3,38  |        life, some lay faithful are given a particular title to this
23  3,39  |            the Christian testimony given in a life of suffering and
24  3,41  |         more structured, from help given to individuals to those
25  3,41  |         impartial service be truly given for the good of all persons,
26  3,42  |         any cost.~The lay faithful given a charge in public life
27  3,44  |            a challenging programme given as a pastoral responsibility
28  4,49  |          decisive response must be given to the demands made in the
29  4,51  |         and is thereby charged and given the ability to fulfill the
30  4,52  |          that excessive insistence given to the status and role of
31  4,56  |            diverse "vocations" are given, that is, there are different
32  5,58  |           of the gifts and talents given by God, as well as the diverse
33  5,63  |  Reciprocal Formation Received and Given by All ~63. Formation is
34  5,63  |        those who, in turn, will be given the responsibility for the
35  5,64  |           what love the Father has given us, that we should be called
36  5,64  |         Christian newness of life" given to the members of the Church,
37  5,64  |            it,~for his glory.~Amen~Given at Rome, in St. Peter's,