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1   2,  51 |      nature which all have in common, as it emerges from certain
2   2,  51 |    good. By submitting to the common law, our acts build up the
3   2,  52 |        They unite in the same common good all people of every
4   2,  52 | oneself, the personal dignity common to all. ~On the other hand,
5   2,  53 |  would not only conflict with common experience, but would render
6   3,  96 |      its members, who possess common rights and duties. When
7   3,  114|    Tim 4:1-4)".178 ~It is our common duty, and even before that
8   3,  114|      and even before that our common grace, as Pastors and Bishops
9   3,  115|  order to clarify and aid our common discernment. ~Each of us