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 1 Int, 7  |       as between brothers and members of a common family. We do
 2 Int, 11 |       flaws introduced by its members which its own self-examination,
 3 Int, 11 |       this time: to bring the members of the Church to a clearer
 4   1, 26 |       the world and draws its members from the world. It derives
 5   1, 30 |       which separated so many members from the Church of Christ. ~
 6   1, 35 | manifold guise in the various members of His society." 18~How
 7   1, 35 |       is the Head, we are the members; He and we form the whole
 8   1, 35 |   therefore; the head and the members. What is the head and the
 9   1, 35 |      What is the head and the members? Christ and the Church." 23~
10   1, 37 |   communicate to His mystical members the marvelous gifts of truth
11   2, 41 |      the united action of its members, and exemplified in the
12   2, 42 |   lives in the world, and its members are consequently influenced
13   2, 44 |    the defects of many of its members and urging it on to the
14   2, 46 |      of being living, genuine members of Christ's Body, the authentic
15   2, 47 |       charism) of some of its members. Some imagine that the only
16   3, 95 |       the failings of its own members. It realizes too that the
17   3, 114|    form of a dialogue between members of a community founded upon