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 1 Int,  1 |       of our century, including members of Churches and Ecclesial
 2 Int,  3 | confesses the weaknesses of her members, conscious that their sins
 3   1,  5 |      gather from all sides" the members of his scattered people. "
 4   1,  6 |      who through Baptism become members of the Body of Christ, a
 5   1,  7 |         individuals but also as members of the corporate groups
 6   1,  11|       the faults into which her members daily fall. The Catholic
 7   1,  11|      forget that many among her members cause God's plan to be discernible
 8   1,  13|      situation. Speaking of the members of these Communities, it
 9   2,  48|         relationships which the members of the Catholic Church have
10   2,  48|        is bringing about in the members of other Churches and Ecclesial
11   2,  48|       with pastors and with the members of these Communities has
12   2,  69|      have been admitted as full members of the theological Department