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 1   1,  7       |             would display the lofty vocation which the faithful have
 2   1,  8       |          condition and his integral vocation. Consequently, "the man
 3   1,  17      |            of Christ knows that his vocation is to freedom. "You were
 4   1,  18      |           way worthy of our sublime vocation as "sons in the Son". ~This
 5   1,  18      |             sons in the Son". ~This vocation to perfect love is not restricted
 6   2,  29      |           cast light on the exalted vocation of the faithful in Christ
 7   2,  52      |             acting person, with his vocation to life with God and to
 8   2,  67      |            the dignity and integral vocation of the human person. Every
 9   2,  73      | inconsistency with that dignity and vocation which have been bestowed
10   2,  83      |     promotes man in his dignity and vocation. Consequently, she must
11   2,  83      |       through his good actions, his vocation to freedom in obedience
12   3,  86      |           an echo of the primordial vocation whereby the Creator calls
13   3,  109     |       content of faith itself. The "vocation" of the theologian in the
14   3,  109(170)|        Instruction on the Ecclesial Vocation of the Theologian Donum
15   3,  110(172)|        Instruction on the Ecclesial Vocation of the Theologian Donum
16   3,  112     |             the human heart and its vocation to divine love. ~In fact,
17   3,  113(177)|        Instruction on the Ecclesial Vocation of the Theologian Donum