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 1   1,  13|             These are extremely important texts for ecumenism. It
 2   1,  17|      inspire. These studies are important from two points of view:
 3   1,  17|        the distinctive and most important aspects of ecumenism. Moreover,
 4   1,  20|       20. All this is extremely important and of fundamental significance
 5   1,  25|      Church's life. There is no important or significant event which
 6   2,  42|       celebrations which are an important part of my Apostolic Visits
 7   2,  43|        in the name of Christ on important problems concerning man'
 8   2,  52|       this regard it would seem important to add that at that time
 9   2,  53|          but also to provide an important topic for the dialogue between
10   2,  58|     Norms on Ecumenism.96~In so important and sensitive a matter,
11   2,  59|     people of God".98 These are important points of reference for
12   2,  63|       it must be said that this important achievement is truly a fruit
13   2,  66|     common Baptism are many and important. Although this sacrament
14   2,  71|       this work. In addition to important ecumenical meetings held
15   2,  72| originate in the Reformation is important in itself. I am deeply grateful
16   3,  87|  fraternal influence has had an important place. At the stage which
17   3,  88|        as I acknowledged on the important occasion of a visit to the
18   3,  91|        Twelve (cf. 15:5).~It is important to note how the weakness