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 1   1,  11|     Vatican Council speaks of a certain, though imperfect communion.
 2   1,  14|      other Communities,20 where certain features of the Christian
 3   1,  15|     repentance: an awareness of certain exclusions which seriously
 4   1,  15|      harm fraternal charity, of certain refusals to forgive, of
 5   1,  15|       refusals to forgive, of a certain pride, of an unevangelical
 6   1,  18|  particular age, or suppressing certain articles of the Creed under
 7   1,  23|        ecumenical movement in a certain sense was born out of the
 8   1,  26|        reason. For he implied a certain likeness between the union
 9   1,  38|         Communities 65 and in a certain sense instruct them in the
10   2,  42|        and the slander to which certain groups are subjected is
11   2,  42|       political disturbances, a certain aggressiveness or a spirit
12   2,  45|         by the Catholic Church, certain other Ecclesial Communities
13   2,  46| Catholic ministers are able, in certain particular cases, to administer
14   2,  55|       first millennium and in a certain sense now serves as a kind
15   2,  57|       to an apt appreciation of certain aspects of the revealed
16   2,  61|         from continuing to feel certain that they were at home in
17   2,  69|         been a realization that certain questions need to be studied
18   3,  78|        unity. On the basis of a certain fundamental doctrinal unity,
19   3,  85|  circumstances to make explicit certain aspects of the Christian
20   3,  87|        Ecclesial Communities to certain common Christian values,
21   3,  88|       whose memory is marked by certain painful recollections. To
22   3,  94|      declare ex cathedra that a certain doctrine belongs to the