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 1  1,10|       arise from that vocation received from God. In arriving at
 2  1,17|       addressing those who had received the holy anointing of Baptism,
 3  2,19|     whom all the baptized have received (cf. Joel 3:1).~In fact,
 4  2,24|    service of others the grace received' and become 'good stewards
 5  2,24|     demand that those who have received them exercise them for the
 6  2,24|       Church.~The charisms are received in gratitude both on the
 7  2,24|   always easily recognized and received. We know that God acts in
 8  2,29|     times such lay groups have received a special stimulus, resulting
 9  2,31|        associations which have received the official approval of
10  3,32|       knows that the communion received by her as a gift is destined
11  3,32|   humanity as a whole the gift received from the Holy Spirit that
12  3,34|       no longer live the faith received at Baptism.~In the case
13  3,36|       to their history.~Having received the responsibility of manifesting
14  3,38|       of every human being has received, and continues to receive,
15  3,43|    work Certainly humanity has received from God himself the task
16  3,43|   respect for the divine image received, and, therefore, with intelligence
17  4,49|       of Christ (cf. Lk 23:55) received and transmitted the message
18  4,54| heritage, which the Church has received from Jesus Christ, "Physician
19  4,56|      the gifts which they have received from the Holy Spirit"(208).~
20  4,56|    stern warning: "As each has received a gift, employ it for one
21  5,61|    richness and responsibility received at Baptism(218).~In the
22  5,63|       The Reciprocal Formation Received and Given by All ~63. Formation
23  5,64|      through Baptism they have received an extraordinary dignity: