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 1   1,  10|            acknowledges that "many elements of sanctification and of
 2   1,  10|           visible structure. These elements, however, as gifts properly
 3   1,  11|        been destroyed.~Indeed, the elements of sanctification and truth
 4   1,  11|           To the extent that these elements are found in other Christian
 5   1,  12| Constitution listed at length "the elements of sanctification and truth"
 6   1,  13|     reference to the many positive elements present in the other Churches
 7   1,  13|          an ecclesial vacuum. Many elements of great value (eximia),
 8   1,  14|                      14. All these elements bear within themselves a
 9   1,  14|         now in the last times. The elements of this already-given Church
10   1,  18| formulating doctrine as one of the elements of a continuing reform.32
11   2,  48|         Council made it clear that elements present among other Christians
12   2,  49|            Christians aware of the elements of faith which they have
13   2,  49|       acknowledgment of the saving elements found in other Churches
14   2,  49|           becoming aware of static elements passively present in those
15   2,  49|   Communities. Insofar as they are elements of the Church of Christ,
16   2,  57|          itself to emphasizing the elements of similarity between the
17   3,  87|            result of the ecclesial elements present in the Christian