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 1 Int,  1 |         to show this missionary concern. My direct contact with
 2 Int,  2 |        a fact which must arouse concern among all who believe in
 3 Int,  3 |    peace, justice, brotherhood, concern for the needy); and a kind
 4   2,  15|         God.~The kingdom is the concern of everyone: individuals,
 5   4,  37|        of her overall apostolic concern.~Finally, we may mention
 6   4,  40|       their faith, an apostolic concern to pass on to others its
 7   4,  40|         its light and joy. This concern must become, as it were,
 8   5,  42|       most appealing is that of concern for people, and of charity
 9   5,  42|     Gospel when it is a sign of concern for persons and is directed
10   5,  49|      churches, so that pastoral concern will always be combined
11   5,  49|         always be combined with concern for the mission ad gentes.
12   5,  60|        often give voice to this concern as an integral part of their
13   6,  64|         alike, to share in this concern of mine by seeking to overcome
14   6,  67| sacrament of Orders to share in concern for the Church's mission: "
15   6,  67|      Church and the world, with concern for those farthest away,
16   6,  67|      Eucharistic Sacrifice, the concern of the whole Church for
17   6,  75|       great questions of common concern, with due regard for the
18   6,  76| Conferences, so that missionary concern will not be left to the
19   6,  76| Superiors should have this same concern in their own sphere, maintaining
20   7,  77|       of their charity and show concern for those both far and near.
21   7,  79|      mind and to recommend this concern for missionary vocations.
22   7,  85|    because of the problems that concern you, you need to be in continuous
23   8,  89|         which takes the form of concern, tenderness, compassion,