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 1 Int,  1 |   disciples to unity. My earnest desire is to renew this call today,
 2 Int,  2 |       the truth and by a sincere desire for mutual forgiveness and
 3   1,  9 |       believe in Christ means to desire unity; to desire unity means
 4   1,  9 |        means to desire unity; to desire unity means to desire the
 5   1,  9 |         to desire unity means to desire the Church; to desire the
 6   1,  9 |         to desire the Church; to desire the Church means to desire
 7   1,  9 |       desire the Church means to desire the communion of grace which
 8   1,  12| disciples the Spirit arouses the desire to be peacefully united,
 9   1,  15|         communal conversion. The desire of every Christian Community
10   1,  21|           Love gives rise to the desire for unity, even in those
11   1,  29|        each of the parties which desire to enter into dialogue and
12   1,  29|        presuppose in the other a desire for reconciliation, for
13   2,  45|         yet we do have a burning desire to join in celebrating the
14   2,  45|  Eucharist of the Lord, and this desire itself is already a common
15   2,  46|  Catholic Church but who greatly desire to receive these sacraments,
16   2,  55|     remained in unity: "an eager desire to perpetuate in a communion
17   2,  66|      ecumenical movement and the desire for peace with the Catholic
18   2,  68|          the result of a sincere desire to be faithful to the Word
19   2,  71|       Pontificate, expressed the desire to continue on this path.124
20   2,  72|    gesture, to demonstrate their desire for that time when we, Catholics
21   3,  84|         Where there is a sincere desire to follow Christ, the Spirit
22   3,  95|           But ... it is out of a desire to obey the will of Christ