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 1    1,   1|         Methodius Co-Patrons of Europe. In this way I followed
 2    1,   1|        Saint Benedict Patron of Europe.~
 3    1,   2|   welfare, harmony and unity of Europe to the ever-living relevance
 4    1,   2|     nations of the continent of Europe, which, especially through
 5    1,   2|         a gradual overcoming in Europe and the world of everything
 6    2,   5|         Slav peoples of Central Europe, at the crossroads of the
 7    3,  11|     until the present day, from Europe to Asia and today in every
 8    4,  12|         forceful affirmation in Europe. It is understandable that
 9    5,  20|     arisen also in that part of Europe. For this reason, their
10    6,  21|       Eastern and South Eastern Europe, as well as in various countries
11    6,  21|    various countries of Western Europe. It is also used in the
12    7,  25|       common Christian roots of Europe, roots which by their strength
13    7,  25|      only enrich the culture of Europe and its religious tradition,
14    7,  26|      century, when in Christian Europe a new organization was emerging,
15    7,  27| contribution to the building of Europe not only in Christian religious
16    7,  27|         and antagonisms both in Europe: and in the world which
17    8,  30|      also grant to the whole of Europe, O Most Holy Trinity, that
18    8,  31|    tomorrow, the Church both in Europe and throughout the earth.
19    8,  31|        Church, the Continent of Europe and the whole world! May
20    8,  31|     world! May it never fail in Europe and in the world of today!
21    8,  32|       the other evangelizers of Europe who, strong in faith, hope