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 1 Intro,2|        coherent expression of it, a fruit of collegiality. As such,
 2 Intro,3|         Synod and the most precious fruit desired as a result of it,
 3 Intro,5|          human person.~The sign and fruit of this trend towards humanism
 4  1,16  |      according to the Spirit, whose fruit is holiness (cf. Rom 6:22;
 5  1,17  |           As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself, unless it abides
 6  1,17  |            he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can
 7  2,29  |          and society as well as the fruit and sign of every other
 8  3     |            YOU TO GO FORTH AND BEAR FRUIT~The Coresponsibility of
 9  3,32  |       branches are expected to bear fruit: "He who abides in me, and
10  3,32  |            he it is that bears much fruit" (Jn 15:5). Bearing fruit
11  3,32  |           fruit" (Jn 15:5). Bearing fruit is an essential demand of
12  3,32  |            person who does not bear fruit does not remain in communion: "
13  3,32  |        branch of mine that bears no fruit, he (my Father) takes away" (
14  3,32  | indispensable condition for bearing fruit: "Apart from me you can
15  3,32  |             is the most magnificent fruit that the branches can give:
16  3,32  |         that you should go and bear fruit and that your fruit should
17  3,32  |            bear fruit and that your fruit should abide" (Jn 15:16).~
18  3,32  |             both the source and the fruit of mission: communion gives
19  3,40  |             144). Thus society as a fruit and sign of the social nature
20  3,42  |    continental and world level.~The fruit of sound political activity,
21  3,43  |      prohibition not to 'eat of the fruit of the tree' (cf. Gen 2:
22  4,48  |              They still bring forth fruit in old age, they are ever
23  4,54  |            can flourish and produce fruit in this vast world of human
24  5     |        CHAPTER V~THAT YOU BEAR MUCH FRUIT~The Formation of the Lay
25  5,57  |              of always bearing much fruit.~As a diligent vinedresser,
26  5,57  |        branch of mine that bears no fruit, he takes away. and every
27  5,57  |         every branch that does bear fruit, he prunes that it may bear
28  5,57  |        prunes that it may bear more fruit" (Jn 15:1-2).~The vitality
29  5,57  |             and I in him bears much fruit, for apart from me you can
30  5,57  |           to grow, develop and bear fruit. A person cannot put off
31  5,59  |          which is Christ, bears its fruit in every sphere of existence
32  5,63  |           vinedresser can bear much fruit for the individual and for
33  5,64  |         bring forth as its precious fruit, in the "one and catholic"
34  5,64  |           vine,~called to bear much fruit~for the life of the world.~~