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 1   1,  9 |     wills unity, and unity is an expression of the whole depth of his
 2   1,  19|      civilization's own forms of expression".34 They recognized that
 3   1,  19|        the meaning of truth. The expression of truth can take different
 4   1,  19|        renewal of these forms of expression becomes necessary for the
 5   1,  21|          finds its most complete expression in common prayer. When brothers
 6   1,  21|      grace of unity", "a genuine expression of the ties which even now
 7   1,  21|           it actually becomes an expression and confirmation of unity.
 8   1,  37|        realization and a clearer expression of the unfathomable riches
 9   2,  42|         sisters. Again, the very expression separated brethren tends
10   2,  52|      change found its historical expression in the ecclesial act whereby "
11   2,  54|           In this perspective an expression which I have frequently
12   2,  54|    history of Christianity, this expression refers primarily to the
13   2,  57|   traditional and very beautiful expression 'Sister Churches', which
14   2,  57|        monasticism gives special expression. From the glorious days
15   2,  76|        for peace in a harmonious expression of feelings which struck
16   3,  87|      Here we have the ecumenical expression of the Gospel law of sharing.
17   3,  88| essential good. In the beautiful expression of Pope Saint Gregory the