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 1    1,   1|  Predecessor John Paul I, the universal service connected with the
 2    1,   4|    consciousness must go with universal openness, in order that
 3    1,   5|    renewing the Church in her universal dimension. Indeed, the Synod
 4    1,   5|    own originality within the universal unity of the Church. The
 5    1,   6|       fulfilling the Church's universal mission, with regard to
 6    1,   6|       Church from seeking the universal unity of Christians the
 7    2,  11|    work to form that full and universal awareness by the Church
 8    2,  11|     first place religion as a universal phenomenon linked with man'
 9    3,  15| existence in its broadest and universal dimension. Man therefore
10    3,  16|       within a perspective of universal joint development of each
11    4,  18|     mystery and into its rich universal language. It was not without
12    4,  19|   should give evidence of the universal sharing by the whole of
13    4,  20| expressed in an essential and universal manner. In Christ, priesthood