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 1   2,  20|        witness and through such activities as dialogue, human promotion,
 2   2,  20|  children. In carrying on these activities, however, she never loses
 3   4,  31|        the Church's fundamental activities: it is essential and never-ending.
 4   4,  32|       describe all the Church's activities.~This uneasiness denotes
 5   4,  33|         there is a diversity of activities in the Church's one mission
 6   4,  34|   distinct from other ecclesial activities inasmuch as it is addressed
 7   4,  34|    between these various saving activities of the Church. Each of them
 8   5,  57|    which they live and in their activities." 106 Some of them also
 9   7,  77|     limited to certain specific activities, but is the sign of maturity
10   7,  80|         participation in Church activities provide families with conditions
11   7,  83| different fields of missiology.~Activities aimed at promoting interest
12   7,  84| directed to this goal.~In their activities, these Societies depend