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 1   1,  7 |     increases from day to day a movement, fostered by the grace of
 2   1,  7 | Christians. Taking part in this movement, which is called ecumenical,
 3   1,  17|     necessary to the ecumenical movement and to the conversion which
 4   1,  20|       clear that ecumenism, the movement promoting Christian unity,
 5   1,  21|         of the whole ecumenical movement, and can rightly be called '
 6   1,  21|     life and adds vigour to the movement towards unity.~This love
 7   1,  21|         of the whole ecumenical movement. This prayer is "a very
 8   1,  23|        said that the ecumenical movement in a certain sense was born
 9   1,  31|        aspect of the ecumenical movement.55 Dialogue has not only
10   2,  41|         means of the ecumenical movement.~
11   2,  65| complementarity.~The ecumenical movement really began within the
12   2,  66|    observes that the ecumenical movement and the desire for peace
13   3,  77| ultimate goal of the ecumenical movement is to re-establish full
14   3,  78|           78. In the ecumenical movement, it is not only the Catholic
15   3,  79|         brake on the ecumenical movement.132 On the contrary, it
16   3,  89|     generally in the ecumenical movement as a whole. Recently the
17   3,  98|              98. The ecumenical movement in our century, more than