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 1 Int,  3 |        the formation of a more united world due to an increase
 2   1,  4 |       with each one Christ has united himself forever through
 3   1,  6 |     incarnation the Son of God united himself in some sense with
 4   2,  18|     the Church is indissolubly united to both. Christ endowed
 5   4,  39|       is steadily growing more united, and the gospel spirit must
 6   5,  47|        life of God's children, united to Jesus Christ and anointed
 7   5,  51|       which they always remain united. They take root in less
 8   6,  75| important in order to ensure a united effort in confronting great
 9   7,  77|    with Christ. Only if we are united to him as the branches to
10   7,  84|        motto: All the churches united for the conversion of the
11   7,  85| communication of all and their united efforts toward fullness