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 1   1, 7 |        communication, and to improve living conditions. ~
 2   1, 9 | responsibility, and often subsist in living and working conditions unworthy
 3   1, 21|            God's life as sons of the living God, the Father of all men. ~
 4   1, 34|           may become a more suitable living place for human beings.
 5   1, 40|           giving up their reason for living. Christ's question is directed
 6   2, 67|        concrete example of wholesome living may give them a high opinion
 7   2, 69|          given a warm welcome. Their living conditions are often inhuman,
 8   2, 72|           culture which shaped their living habits does contain certain
 9   2, 74|           the plight of his brothers living in dire poverty, enmeshed
10   2, 80|           families obtain more human living conditions? Can world peace
11   2, 81|         especially urge Catholic men living in developed nations to
12   2, 82|             that a more human way of living is opened to all, with each
13   2, 82|            in their power to promote living conditions truly worthy