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 1   1,  13 |            of the conversation, and especially from a comparison of Matthew'
 2   2,  30 | interdisciplinary context, which is especially necessary in facing new
 3   2,  46 |         moral reflection; they grew especially heated at the time of the
 4   2,  51 |         aspects of the natural law, especially its universality and immutability. "
 5   2,  52 |          not doing certain actions, especially if he is prepared to die
 6   2,  57 |        understanding of conscience, especially in its specific connection
 7   2,  64 |            good of man, but rather, especially in more difficult questions,
 8   2,  74 |    non-Catholics and non-believers, especially in pluralistic societies. ~
 9   2,  80 |      exercised by circumstances and especially by intentions, the Church
10   3,  98 |            require enormous effort, especially on account of the number
11   3,  107|            found in the Sacraments, especially in the Eucharist: by sharing
12   3,  110|             instruct the faithful — especially future Pastors — about all
13   3,  114|             Gospel (cf Col 1:9-12). Especially today, Christian moral teaching
14   3,  115|         Church's constant teaching, especially that of the Second Vatican