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 1 Intro,4|       cf. Gen 3:5) through the use of a liberty without bounds,
 2  1,8   |       8. The Sacred Scriptures use the image of the vine in
 3  2,23  |     about a too-indiscriminate use of the word "ministry",
 4  2,24  |         genuineness and proper use belongs to those who preside
 5  2,31  |      of responsibility for its use: it is, in fact, a gift
 6  3,42  |     special interests, and the use of ambiguous and illicit
 7  3,43  |     one speak of a freedom to 'use and misuse', or to dispose
 8  3,43  |  development cannot ignore the use of the things of nature,
 9  3,44  | intellectual and pastoral.~The use of these instruments by
10  4,49  |      seeks the recognition and use of all the gifts, experiences
11  4,51  |        deliberate and repeated use of the terms "women and
12  4,56  |        of life and should make use of the gifts which they
13  5,60  |      Lay people should so make use of these helps in such a