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 1   3,  23|            different experiences and situations within the first Christian
 2   3,  28|    occasioned not only by contingent situations but by the very structure
 3   4,  32|            of putting very different situations on the same level and of
 4   4,  33|             we can distinguish three situations.~First, there is the situation
 5   4,  35| relationships, contacts and changing situations the mission seems destined
 6   4,  37|            initial evangelization.61~Situations are not, however, the same
 7   4,  37|              two basically different situations with regard to the faith.~
 8   4,  37|              stable human and social situations, today everything is in
 9   4,  37|          Finally, we may mention the situations of poverty - often on an
10   4,  37|          challenged by these inhuman situations: the proclamation of Christ
11   5,  57|         through their example in the situations in which they live and in
12   7,  82|            direct participation. New situations connected with the phenomenon
13   7,  82|            the political or economic situations in their native lands. The
14   7,  82|          respond generously to these situations.~Missionary cooperation