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 1 Int,  2 |       origin - to send forth and receive missionaries; and to assure
 2   3,  23|      alone in the task, but will receive the strength and the means
 3   3,  26|          is in want, and all can receive such goods "as they need" (
 4   3,  29|     gifts, to foster them and to receive them through dialogue. Every
 5   4,  40|         they too have a right to receive the proclamation of salvation.
 6   5,  44|      individuals and peoples who receive it. It is to be made with
 7   5,  47|         your sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit'" (
 8   5,  47|         of the intrinsic need to receive the fullness of new life
 9   5,  55| followers of other religions can receive God's grace and be saved
10   6,  64|         them both to give and to receive, is a source of enrichment
11   7     |          blessed to give than to receive" (Acts 20:35)~
12   7,  85|        are called to give and to receive in the context of the universal
13   7,  85|        what we have that we will receive. Already the young churches,
14   8     |      docility then commits us to receive the gifts of fortitude and