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 1 Intro, 0,1|    living freely their family lives. Supporting the first, illuminating
 2   I, 0,6  | situation in which the family lives therefore appears as an
 3   I, 0,9  |      of this mystery in their lives. ~
 4  II, 0,11 |    love(21) and in Himself He lives a mystery of personal loving
 5 III, 2,37 |       since it interprets and lives it in a reductive and impoverished
 6 III, 2,39 |  through the witness of their lives, the first heralds of the
 7 III, 4,53 |      part in their children's lives also during adolescence
 8 III, 4,54 |      at least a part of their lives to working in missionary
 9 III, 4,56 |       couple throughout their lives. This fact is explicitly
10 III, 4,56 | Christ, who fills their whole lives with faith, hope and charity.
11 III, 4,56 |      their married and family lives the very love of God for
12 III, 4,56 |      transforming their whole lives into a "spiritual sacrifice."(
13 III, 4,56 |       that characterize their lives: "As worshippers leading
14 III, 4,56 |      worshippers leading holy lives in every place, the laity
15 III, 4,59 |   family by which their daily lives are transformed into "spiritual
16 III, 4,60 |    the future events in their lives will not be able to efface.
17  IV, 1,67 |   assembly that manifests and lives the mystery of Christ and
18  IV, 1,68 |  conjugal consent their whole lives in indissoluble love and
19  IV, 3,73 |     helping them to see their lives in the light of the Gospel.
20  IV, 3,73 |  words and by their Christian lives; the pastors do so by distinguishing
21  IV, 3,74 |     the practical examples of lives lived in charity and fraternal
22  IV, 4,77 |  supported in their Christian lives. Although the party faithful