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 1   1,  9 |         9). To believe in Christ means to desire unity; to desire
 2   1,  9 |    desire unity; to desire unity means to desire the Church; to
 3   1,  9 |     Church; to desire the Church means to desire the communion
 4   1,  10|         from defects, have by no means been deprived of significance
 5   1,  10|     refrained from using them as means of salvation which derive
 6   1,  11| preserved in unity, with all the means with which God wishes to
 7   1,  13|      part of the fullness of the means of salvation and of the
 8   1,  21|      prayer is "a very effective means of petitioning for the grace
 9   1     |                    Dialogue as a means of resolving disagreements~
10   1,  40|          Christian witness and a means of evangelization which
11   2,  41|         God has brought about by means of the ecumenical movement.~
12   2,  57|          has been the privileged means for the evangelization of
13   2,  58|      policy, offering to all the means of salvation and an example
14   2,  66|          who have been reborn by means of it".118 The theological,
15   2,  72|       celebrant. They wished, by means of an agreed gesture, to
16   3,  79|              On the contrary, it means preventing it from settling
17   3,  80|     which, by different ways and means and at various levels of
18   3,  84|         the institutions, rites, means of salvation and the traditions
19   3,  86|      fullness (plenitudo) of the means of salvation.143 Full unity
20   3,  86|     share in the fullness of the means of salvation entrusted by