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 1   2, 41 |                 41. Our intense desire is to see the Church become
 2   2, 41 |        an intense and unfailing desire to learn the ways of the
 3   2, 41 |      about this holiness and to desire it and achieve it. This
 4   2, 46 |    conviction together with the desire and resolve to guard this
 5   2, 47 |         should one conceive the desire of renewing the whole structure
 6   2, 48 |        another danger which the desire for reform can produce,
 7   2, 49 |    sometimes even the apostolic desire for a ready passport into
 8   3, 79 |    boastful speech. ~If, in our desire to respect a man's freedom
 9   3, 88 |        under constant fire. The desire to come together as brothers
10   3, 88 |        practice. ~An immoderate desire to make peace and sink differences
11   3, 88 |        the Word of God which we desire to preach. The effective
12   3, 108| non-Christian religions, for we desire to join with them in promoting
13   3     |        of spiritual pride and a desire to dominate mankind, but
14   3, 113|       and head." How greatly we desire that this dialogue with
15   3, 114|                   114. But this desire that the Church's internal
16   3, 116|             116. It is Our keen desire therefore that this dialogue