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 1 Int,  2 |     origins of their deplorable divisions. What is needed is a calm,
 2   1,  7 |   Christians remorse over their divisions and a longing for unity.
 3   1,  22|       Christians marked by many divisions seems to converge once more
 4   1,  22|       Christians, despite their divisions, can grow ever more united
 5   1,  22|  painful human reality of their divisions, and they will find themselves
 6   1,  23| communion. And yet, despite our divisions, we are on the way towards
 7   1,  34|   contributed to our historical divisions, Christian unity is possible,
 8   2,  42|        historical and canonical divisions. Today we speak of "other
 9   2,  44|      about Scripture influenced divisions, especially in the West,
10   2,  65|  imperative to leave behind our divisions in order to seek and re-establish
11   2,  72|       countries, in which these divisions first appeared, and for
12   3,  83|      Despite the tragedy of our divisions, these brothers and sisters