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 1 Intro,2|          all the faithful of the gift and responsibility they
 2  1,8   |          and Holy Spirit are the gift gratuitously offered to
 3  1,11  |   considering this aspect of the gift which comes from Baptism,
 4  1,14  |          12), and then to make a gift of themselves so as to serve,
 5  2,18  |         Son to the Father in the gift of the Holy Spirit, as its
 6  2,20  |       Church communion then is a gift, a great gift of the Holy
 7  2,20  |          then is a gift, a great gift of the Holy Spirit, to be
 8  2,21  |          the measure of Christ's gift... And his gifts were that
 9  2,31  |      thanks to God for the great gift of Church communion which
10  2,31  |         5). The awareness of the gift ought to be accompanied
11  2,31  |       its use: it is, in fact, a gift that, like the talent of
12  2,31  |        To be responsible for the gift of communion means, first
13  3,32  |         give: in fact, it is the gift of Christ and His Spirit.~
14  3,32  |   communion received by her as a gift is destined for all people.
15  3,32  |          humanity as a whole the gift received from the Holy Spirit
16  3,38  | suffering, is always a wonderful gift of God's goodness. Against
17  3,39  |        for this example and this gift. These sons and daughters
18  3,41  |   because charity is the highest gift offered by the Spirit for
19  3,43  |          has in its possession a gift that must be passed on to
20  4,47  |          the absolute gratuitous gift of God. The life itself
21  4,48  |             Older People and the Gift of Wisdom~48. I now address
22  4,48  |         4-6). In this sense the "gift" of older people can be
23  4,51  |          hers: first of all, the gift that is her very dignity
24  4,56  |           As each has received a gift, employ it for one another,
25  5,62  |          others, and through the gift of self receive the sense
26  5,64  |         of Church communion, the gift of the Spirit that urges