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 1 Int,  4 |                     4. This is a specific duty of the Bishop of Rome
 2   1,  24|       these visits of the Pope a specific responsibility in carrying
 3   1,  35|   ecumenical dialogue takes on a specific characteristic; it becomes
 4   2,  46|       sacraments. Conversely, in specific cases and in particular
 5   2,  46| reception have been laid down in specific norms; for the sake of furthering
 6   2,  49|        order to go on to discuss specific areas of disagreement. The
 7   2,  50|         spiritual tradition, the specific nature of their historical
 8   2,  58|        them clearly aware of the specific reasons both for this sharing
 9   3,  81| ecumenical commissions have very specific responsibilities and tasks
10   3,  94|           He can also—under very specific conditions clearly laid