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 1 Intro,2|         to the lay faithful, the growth and spread of new "movements"
 2  1,17  |         the fruitfulness and the growth of the branches depends
 3  2,20  | communion but also its aspect of growth toward perfect communion,
 4  2,24  |       them exercise them for the growth of the whole Church.~The
 5  2,25  |         population mobility, the growth of mutual bonds, and the
 6  2,27  |         do very much towards the growth of an authentic ecclesial
 7  2,28  |     placed at the service of the growth of the ecclesial community
 8  2,30  |          faithful"(109) and in a growth towards the fullness of
 9  2,31  |    authority to facilitate their growth on both the national and
10  2,31  |        good works to promote the growth of the entire Christian
11  3,32  |   internal cohesion and external growth. The mission of the Church
12  3,34  | re-evangelization can assure the growth of a clear and deep faith,
13  3,35  |          to foster the birth and growth of vocations, both priestly
14  3,40  |     responsible place for proper growth and proper participation
15  4,46  |          life". It is a time for growth which ought to progress "
16  4,48  |        lives a life of continual growth, from the beginning of existence
17  4,49  |         any less decisive to the growth and the holiness of the
18  4,52  |         service of its continued growth.~
19  4,53  |        and to participate in the growth of the Kingdom of God in
20  4,55  |          service of the Church's growth. While different in expression
21  5,57  |         and mission: the call to growth and a continual process
22  5,58  |        In referring to birth and growth as two stages in the Christian