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 1 Int,  1 |           Spirit who impels us to proclaim the great works of God: "
 2 Int,  2 |          me even more strongly to proclaim the urgency of missionary
 3 Int,  3 |       avoid this supreme duty: to proclaim Christ to all peoples.~
 4   1,  5 |          She cannot do other than proclaim the Gospel, that is, the
 5   1,  11|         The Church cannot fail to proclaim that Jesus came to reveal
 6   2,  16|         The first Christians also proclaim "the kingdom of Christ and
 7   3,  23|        power of the Gospel and to proclaim what Luke presents so well,
 8   3,  24|   delivered by Peter and by Paul, proclaim Jesus and invite those listening
 9   3,  25|        their culture, in order to proclaim to them salvation in Christ.
10   3,  27|        special envoys sent out to proclaim the Gospel. Thus the Christian
11   3,  29|          Church and impels her to proclaim Christ, and when he implants
12   4,  33|         their own environment and proclaim it to other groups. This
13   5,  45|        opening my mouth boldly to proclaim the mystery of the Gospel
14   5,  55|           her duty and resolve to proclaim without fail Jesus Christ
15   6,  62|   themselves send missionaries to proclaim the Gospel all over the
16   6,  63|       over the world in order "to proclaim the Gospel, to 'strengthen
17   7,  78|          for him so that he might proclaim the Gospel with confidence
18   7,  83|           all bear witness to and proclaim salvation in Christ, and
19   8,  89|           of charity. In order to proclaim to all his brothers and
20   8,  91|           contemplative he cannot proclaim Christ in a credible way.
21   8,  91| concerning the word of life,...we proclaim also to you" (1 Jn 1:1-3).~