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 1 Int,  1     |       name of the whole Church, I sense an urgent duty to repeat
 2 Int,  2     |      which seems to have lost its sense of ultimate realities and
 3 Int,  3     |           sowing of the Gospel. I sense that the moment has come
 4   1,  6     |        God united himself in some sense with every human being,"
 5   1,  11    |          Catholic Church ought to sense their privilege and for
 6   2,  17    | anthropocentric" in the reductive sense of the word, inasmuch as
 7   3,  23    |             The entire missionary sense of John's Gospel is expressed
 8   4,  33    |           ad gentes in the proper sense of the term.52~Secondly,
 9   4,  33    |           surroundings and have a sense of commitment to the universal
10   4,  33    |       baptized have lost a living sense of the faith, or even no
11   4,  37    |          involved in them. People sense that they are, as it were,
12   5,  49    |         to encourage a missionary sense within the particular churches,
13   5,  53(92)|          the semantic or literary sense than in the sense which
14   5,  53(92)|        literary sense than in the sense which one may call anthropological
15   5,  59    |   spreading to the South, where a sense of religion as well as human
16   6,  66    |          energies.131 They should sense that they are a vital part
17   6,  75    |          pastoral activity should sense their unity within the communion
18   7,  80    |    intense prayer life, a genuine sense of service to one's neighbor
19   7,  83    |      means of liberation in every sense.~
20   7,  85    |      always maintain an effective sense of the universality of the