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 1   1,  24|    that the many ecumenical meetings almost always include and
 2   1,  24|        Nor can I forget the meetings held in the Scandinavian
 3   1,  24| ways in which each of these meetings was conditioned by past
 4   1,  25|     a complete list of such meetings, even though each one deserves
 5   1,  30|    of the Council, the many meetings and the common prayer which
 6   1,  31|   and Communities. In their meetings, which are organized in
 7   1,  35|  level, being restricted to meetings, exchanges of points of
 8   2,  42|  the world, and also in the meetings and ecumenical celebrations
 9   2,  52|   Rome. These prayer-filled meetings mapped out the path of rapprochement
10   2,  71|  June 1969, and by his many meetings with representatives of
11   2,  71|     to important ecumenical meetings held in Rome, a significant
12   2,  72|     The very fact that such meetings regularly take place between