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 1 9 |         practice of homosexuality may seriously threaten the lives
 2 9 |      movement and about those who may have been tempted to believe
 3 11|            In fact, circumstances may exist, or may have existed
 4 11|       circumstances may exist, or may have existed in the past,
 5 11|            or other circumstances may increase it. What is at
 6 14|           of any programmes which may seek to pressure the Church
 7 14|       faithful. For example, they may present the teaching of
 8 14|           it. While their members may claim a desire to conform
 9 17|      National Bishops' Conference may be envisioned.~In a particular
10 17|          to the Magisterium, they may be of real service to homosexual
11 17| permission to use Church property may seem only just and charitable;