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 1 Pref, 0, 0,  0,8(7)  |          revelation to the human condition.~
 2   I, I, 0, 14,47(113)|          acts must correspond to condition and state" (AG 6).~
 3   I,II, 0, 21,61     |         however, starts with the condition indicated by Jesus himself: "
 4  II,II, 1,  2,122    | sacraments, is the irreplaceable condition for Christian living, just
 5  II,II, 1,  4,124    |         and social and ecclesial condition amongst all those to whom
 6 III, I, 0, 15,146    |       providence for our earthly condition. (508) This implies for
 7 III,II, 0, 21,154    |        faith is an indispensable condition for living that same faith.
 8 III,II, 0, 22,156    |          cultural vision, social condition and lifestyle must not be
 9  IV,II, 1,  2,174    |        it is addressed, to their condition as adult men and women,
10  IV,II, 1,  2,174    |             attention to the lay condition of adults, on whom Baptism
11  IV,II, 3,  2,183    |         all the contrasts in the condition of youth as found concretely
12  IV,II, 4,  2,187    |         certain aspects of their condition of faith. An aged person
13  IV,II, 4,  2,187    |          help them to live their condition in an attitude of prayer,
14  IV,II, 4,  2,187    |          peace.~At any rate, the condition of the old calls for a catechesis
15  IV, V, 0, 18,206    |        live in the same cultural condition—clergy, pastoral workers (
16   V, I, 0, 28,219    |      according to his particular condition in the Church (sacred ministers,
17   V, I, 0, 33,228    |      derives from their specific condition. The profession of the evangelical
18   V, I, 0, 34,230    |  character which is due to their condition in the Church: "their secular
19   V, I, 0, 35,232    |          Gospel adapted to their condition; for handicapped or disabled