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 1 Int,  2  |     workers in the apostolate. The presence of Christian communities
 2   3,  23 |           reference here is to the presence and power of the spirit
 3   3,  28 |         members. Nevertheless, his presence and activity are universal,
 4   3,  28 |          his being.39~The Spirit's presence and activity affect not
 5   3,  29 |         Every form of the Spirit's presence is to be welcomed with respect
 6   3,  29 |            the discernment of this presence is the responsibility of
 7   4,  34 |    preaching of the Gospel and the presence of the Church are either
 8   4,  37 |            to allow her missionary presence to be hindered by geographical
 9   4,  37 | proclamation of the Gospel and the presence of the local church.60 Even
10   4,  37 |          clear sign of a Christian presence; or they lack the dynamism
11   4,  37 |  outstanding examples of Christian presence.~(b) New worlds and new
12   5,  49 |           which are "a sign of the presence of God in the world"80 and
13   5,  56 |  acknowledge the signs of Christ's presence and of the working of the
14   5,  60 |  missionaries who, by their loving presence and humble service to people,
15   6,  69 |          unity in Christ."141 This presence is beneficial throughout
16   7,  82 |            their native lands. The presence of these brothers and sisters
17   8,  88 |          experiences the consoling presence of Christ, who is with him
18 Conc,  92|    Therefore, "strengthened by the presence of Christ, the Church journeys