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 1 Intro,2|           a faithful and coherent expression of it, a fruit of collegiality.
 2  1,15  |     manner is designated with the expression "secular character"(32).~
 3  2,19  |         doctrine finds a pleasing expression once again in various passages
 4  2,25  |           its first and necessary expression in the life and mission
 5  2,26  |        most immediate and visible expression in the parish. It is there
 6  2,26  |          people in the accustomed expression of liturgical life; to conserve
 7  2,28  | apostolate, even in its organized expression, and admits no substitute.
 8  2,29  |    individual, finds its specific expression in the lay faithful's working
 9  3,38  |           primary and fundamental expression in the inviolability of
10  3,40  |           it.~The first and basic expression of the social dimension
11  3,41  |           considered an important expression of the apostolate, in which
12  3,44  |         good of every people, the expression of its dignity, liberty
13  4,49  |      Synod Fathers stated: "As an expression of her mission the Church
14  4,52  |           and of his Church finds expression and realization"(195).~From
15  4,53  |          most frequent and common expression of human suffering.~The
16  4,55  |        growth. While different in expression they are deeply united in
17  5,64  |      holines in love, it receives expression and is fulfilled in the