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1 Int,  1      |     unable to provide either vision or hope. Man, it says, is
2 Int,  2      |   clear-sighted and truthful vision of things, a vision enlivened
3 Int,  2      | truthful vision of things, a vision enlivened by divine mercy
4   1,  10     |      a clear ecclesiological vision, open to all the ecclesial
5   2,  54     |  understand clearly that the vision of the full communion to
6   3,  78(129)|      has led to a comparable vision adopted by the Seventh Assembly
7   3,  78(129)|      1991, pp. 235-258. This vision was reaffirmed by the World
8   3,  79     |  negative terms.~To uphold a vision of unity which takes account
9   3,  84     |         84. In a theocentric vision, we Christians already have