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 1   1,  8 |       a duty of the Christian conscience enlightened by faith and
 2   1,  15|  obligations of the Christian conscience, to the actual practice
 3   1,  32| whatever projects a Christian conscience demands for the common good.
 4   1     | Dialogue as an examination of conscience~
 5   1,  34|   serves as an examination of conscience. In this context, how can
 6   1,  34|      become an examination of conscience, a kind of "dialogue of
 7   1,  39|      the demands of one's own conscience and of the conscience of
 8   1,  39|     own conscience and of the conscience of the other party, with
 9   2,  70|     and respect for one's own conscience as well as for the consciences
10   3,  77|        cannot suffice for the conscience of Christians who profess
11   3,  82|      a serious examination of conscience. The Catholic Church must