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 1   1, 15|          who hold power and bear responsibility for the ministry serving
 2   4, 51|       and Christian prudence and responsibility—is governed by grace which,
 3   4, 56|          breadth to his sense of responsibility—a mark of mature personality—
 4   5, 61|         those who have the great responsibility within the Church of preparing
 5   5, 62|   cultivated; so too, a sense of responsibility in their meeting with God,
 6   5, 70|        life to exist; a sense of responsibility, fidelity and loyalty in
 7   6, 81|      that they may feel a lively responsibility for fellow priests troubled
 8   7, 83|       God's People. In fact, the responsibility falls not on consecrated
 9   7, 84|   regarding the full freedom and responsibility of the candidate for the
10   7, 85|          frequently a failure in responsibility and a source of scandal
11   8, 92| conviction than in the conscious responsibility and sincere and unconquerable