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 1   1,  27 |         among Christians. In the deep personal dialogue which
 2   1,  30 |     Ecclesial Communities, their deep involvement in the events
 3   2,  42 |     which more readily evoke the deep communion — linked to the
 4   2,  50 |        East with objectivity and deep affection, stressing their
 5   2,  52 |       welcoming him to Rome with deep affection and with the solemnity
 6   2,  62 |       together we emphasized the deep communion existing between
 7   2,  72 |  fraternal charity and marked by deep clarity of faith which made
 8   2,  76 |          struck a resonant chord deep in the human spirit.~Nor
 9   3,  82 |          to ecumenism presents a deep challenge to the Catholic
10   3,  84 |       already remarked, and with deep joy, how an imperfect but
11 Exh,  102| intercedes for us with sighs too deep for words" (Rom 8:26), disposing