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1   4,  35| proportion to the Church's human resources.~The difficulties seem insurmountable
2   5,  43|    material wealth; by using her resources to serve the poorest of
3   6,  62|      exchange vital energies and resources, and commit themselves as
4   6,  74|         administrators of Church resources; leaders in the various
5   7,  83|  institutes devote personnel and resources to these undertakings.~Such
6   7,  84|          effective collection of resources for the good of all the
7   7,  85|          apostolate and material resources.~The temptation to become
8   7,  86|      uniting of all the Church's resources. As she prepares to celebrate
9   8,  90|         and coordinate ecclesial resources, or delve more deeply into