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 1 Int, 7  |      better results from our pastoral activity, a more fruitful
 2   1, 29 |     theological schools, and pastoral and missionary societies.
 3   1, 38 |    faithful by the noble and pastoral art of education, many of
 4   2, 43 |   Its principal aim is to be pastoral in character, to renew the
 5   3, 67 |  century We have inherited a pastoral outlook and a pastoral approach.
 6   3, 67 |     a pastoral outlook and a pastoral approach. Our first teacher
 7   3, 68 |   the Council itself given a pastoral orientation, and does it
 8   3, 90 |     right orientation to our pastoral activities. We must return
 9   3, 104| proclaims and cherishes, Our pastoral solicitude nevertheless
10   3     | effective, and authoritative pastoral office of Peter the unity
11   3, 114|      expression of His great pastoral love. Hence obedience has