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 1 Intro,2|         offered out of love for the common cause"(4).~In looking over
 2  1,15  |            As members, they share a common dignity from their rebirth
 3  1,15  |         perfection. They possess in common one salvation, one hope
 4  1,16  |            and thereby share in the common vocation to holiness. In
 5  2,20  |             in an equal dignity and common commitment to bring to fruition
 6  2,23  |             and the equating of the common priesthood and the ministerial
 7  2,23  |      ministerial priesthood and the common priesthood, and the difference
 8  2,24  | manifestation of the Spirit for the common good. To one is given through
 9  2,24  |            complementarity, for the common good(83).~
10  2,28  |        receiving and sharing in the common richness of all the Church.
11  2,29  |            the perspective of their common purpose, that is, the responsible
12  2,29  |            pursue these purposes in common"(108).~It is a question
13  2,31  |       Because of the demands of the common good of the Church, moreover,
14  2,31  |        contribution in building the common house: "For the sound building
15  2,31  |             the sound building of a common house it is necessary, furthermore,
16  3,32  |         roles may cooperate in this common undertaking with one heart"(
17  3,35  |             a group to a unique and common mission of proclaiming and
18  3,38  |          human life. Above all, the common outcry, which is justly
19  3,42  |             and institutionally the common good. The Synod Fathers
20  3,42  |             parties, as well as the common opinion that participating
21  3,42  |      standard in the pursuit of the common good, as the good of everyone
22  3,42  |            et Spes-"exists for that common good in which the community
23  3,42  |             lawful arrangement. The common good embraces the sum total
24  3,42  |            to commit oneself to the common good, that is to say, to
25  3,43  |           woman represents the most common and most immediate instrument
26  3,43  |         those that participate in a common work; to raise up new forms
27  3,44  |         culture must be held as the common good of every people, the
28  4,52  |           for this reason, the most common and widespread way, and
29  4,53  |        indeed the most frequent and common expression of human suffering.~