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 1 Int,  1  |       with the Catholic Church, gives new vigour to the Council'
 2   1,  12 |     Spirit, for to them also he gives his gifts and graces, and
 3   1,  21 |         communion with us. Love gives rise to the desire for unity,
 4   1,  21 |        great undercurrent which gives life and adds vigour to
 5   1,  34 |        the First Letter of John gives us? "My little children,
 6   2,  57 | traditions to which monasticism gives special expression. From
 7   3,  90 |       and it is at Rome that he gives his greatest proof of love
 8   3,  90 |        Apostle of the Gentiles, gives his supreme witness at Rome.
 9   3,  91 |       91. The Gospel of Matthew gives a clear outline of the pastoral
10 Exh,  102|       The power of God's Spirit gives growth and builds up the