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 1   1, 30 |                    30. It would take too long even to summarize
 2   1, 30 |        centuries. It would also take too long to pass in review
 3   1, 31 |                  31. We wish to take up this invitation and to
 4   2, 42 | unaffected by the changes which take place in the world around.
 5   2, 48 |         indeed a wise course to take. Hence, those who are not
 6   2, 49 |     pray not that thou shouldst take them out of the world, but
 7   2, 50 |     vitality and its ability to take stock of itself and give
 8   2     |   constrains us, as it were, to take the "narrow way" recommended
 9   2, 52 |        We realize that it would take Us too long to describe
10   2, 57 |      day and age, and We gladly take this opportunity of expressing
11   3, 59 |          or, finally, those who take refuge in an aggressively
12   3, 62 |     pray not that thou shouldst take them out of the world, but
13   3, 70 |      mystic, both are called to take part in this unfailing,
14   3, 77 |           Our dialogue too must take cognizance of the slowness
15   3, 77 |     whom it is directed, should take the initiative. ~
16   3     |       is addressed, and it must take account of the circumstances.
17   3     |        before speaking, we must take great care to listen not
18   3, 90 |       form of communication can take its place; not even the
19   3, 93 |        the Church of today must take up with a great renewal
20   3, 97 |      honored to be permitted to take our place among them. If
21   3, 98 |          Our sole purpose is to take what is good in man's life
22   3, 109|         comprises all those who take their name from Christ.
23   3     | groundlessness of this opinion. Take away the sovereign Pontiff
24   3, 114|   internal relationships should take the form of a dialogue between
25   3, 116|     attention of the Church may take on a new inspiration, new
26   3, 116|         of competent authority, take part in the Church's vital,