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 1 Int,  3     |            The experiences of these years have made the Church even
 2   1,  11    |             during the two thousand years of her history she has been
 3   1,  16    |    commemorating the eleven hundred years since the evangelizing activity
 4   1,  24    |            witness both to our long years of common inheritance and
 5   1,  24    |          inheritance and to the sad years of division that followed".46
 6   1,  25    |         become a pilgrim. In recent years, many distinguished leaders
 7   1,  27(50)|              in 1914. At twenty-one years of age she entered the Trappistine
 8   2,  41    |             view of the last thirty years enables us better to appreciate
 9   2,  52    | excommunications which nine hundred years before, in 1054, had become
10   2,  52    |            in place for a number of years, of welcoming a delegation
11   2,  53    |    significant for the two thousand years of Christianity which mark
12   2,  58    |            experience gained in the years following the Council, this
13   2,  61    |             after almost a thousand years? This is the great task
14   3,  87    |     achievements of the last thirty years, this reciprocal fraternal