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 1 Int,  3 |      culture and to whatever is good in each religion. By accepting
 2   1,  7 |      which not only creates the good, but also grants participation
 3   1,  10| Christians but to all people of good will in whose hearts grace
 4   1,  11|       heart and always remains "Good News." The Church cannot
 5   1,  11|      that people strive for the good of man, but man who is truncated,
 6   1,  11|  Newness of life in him is the "Good News" for men and women
 7   2,  13|      all. Jesus himself is the "Good News," as he declares at
 8   2,  13|        Lk 4; 14-21). Since the "Good News" is Christ, there is
 9   2,  13|    announces; he proclaims the "Good News" not just by what he
10   2,  13|         the proclamation of the Good News to the poor (cf. Lk
11   2,  14|         favor in announcing the Good News. At the beginning of
12   2,  14|       was "anointed...to preach good news to the poor" (Lk 4:
13   2,  16|       Samaria, Philip "preached good news about the kingdom of
14   2,  19|   intimately bound up with the "Good News." But this sort of
15   3,  21|          Through his action the Good News takes shape in human
16   3,  27|         by Peter, proclaims the Good News. Then there is the
17   4,  36|        that "one religion is as good as another." We can add,
18   4,  39| freedoms that ensure the common good of individuals and peoples.
19   5,  44|   deprive men and women of the "Good News" about their being
20   5,  44|       and eternal. This is the "Good News" which changes man
21   5,  46|      has the right to hear the "Good News" of the God who reveals
22   5,  49|        solicitude of Christ the Good Shepherd, who fully devotes
23   5,  50|     faith."81 The fact that the Good News of reconciliation is
24   5,  51|         which are proving to be good centers for Christian formation
25   5,  52|        the same time taking the good elements that already exist
26   5,  56|        she has received for the good of all.~This gives rise
27   5,  60|      unseemly and everything is good."116~
28   6,  65|      gifts as he wishes for the good of all, Christ stirs up
29   6,  73|        efforts." 154 It is with good reason that the older and
30   7,  77|         Jn 15:5) can we produce good fruit. Through holiness
31   7,  80|         joy of proclaiming the "Good News" to brothers and sisters
32   7,  84| collection of resources for the good of all the missions, in
33   8,  89|      abroad" (Jn 11:52), of the Good Shepherd who knows his sheep,
34   8,  91|      the one who proclaims the "Good News" must be a person who