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 1 Int,  2 |              to a lively exchange of spiritual benefits and gifts. The
 2   1,  6 |      manifold gifts - especially the spiritual treasures - that God has
 3   1,  10|             is accommodated to their spiritual and material situation.
 4   2,  14|             both in his physical and spiritual dimensions. Two gestures
 5   2,  14|          healings are also a sign of spiritual salvation, namely liberation
 6   2,  20|              of the transcendent and spiritual realities which are premises
 7   3,  26|          every point of view: human, spiritual and material. Indeed, a
 8   4,  38|           secularized societies, the spiritual dimension of life is being
 9   4,  38|            The Church has an immense spiritual patrimony to offer humankind,
10   5,  47|             so that the sacrament of spiritual rebirth can be seen for
11   5,  55|         entire peoples through their spiritual riches, of which their religions
12   5,  57|          sharing of their respective spiritual experiences to the so-called "
13   5,  57|          life to their own human and spiritual values, and help each other
14   5,  59|              is prone to a moral and spiritual poverty caused by "overdevelopment."112
15   6,  66|            renewal of their members' spiritual, moral and physical energies.131
16   6,  67|           the Church's mission: "The spiritual gift that priests have received
17   6,  73|     pedagogical training, continuing spiritual and apostolic renewal, and
18   7,  78|         sharing, first place goes to spiritual cooperation through prayer,
19   7,  85|             communion with regard to spiritual riches, apostolic workers
20   7,  85|          faith, giving and receiving spiritual gifts, experiences of pastoral
21   8,  91| representatives of the non-Christian spiritual traditions, particularly