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 1    1,   3(6) |     the Faith, Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation,
 2    1,   4    |       on the eve of the third Christian millennium, is characterized
 3    2,   8(20)|     the Faith, Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation,
 4    4,  31    |    the new outlook created by Christian faith, assuring us that
 5    4,  32    |       we Catholics invite our Christian brethren to share in our
 6    4,  33    |       person. Furthermore the Christian who is taught to see that
 7    5,  40    |   Solidarity is undoubtedly a Christian virtue. In what has been
 8    5,  40    |      take on the specifically Christian dimension of total gratuity,
 9    5,  40    | communion." This specifically Christian communion, jealously preserved,
10    5,  40    |     exercise of the human and Christian solidarity to which the
11    6,  41    |      its aim is thus to guide Christian behavior. It therefore belongs
12    6,  41(72)|     the Faith, Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation,
13    6,  42    |    primacy in the exercise of Christian charity, to which the whole
14    6,  42    |      affects the life of each Christian inasmuch as he or she seeks
15    6,  42    |   characteristic principle of Christian social doctrine: the goods
16    6,  42(77)|     the Faith, Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation,
17    6,  42(78)|     the Faith, Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation,
18    7,  46(84)|     the Faith, Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation,
19    7,  46(85)|     the Faith, Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation,
20    7,  47(87)|    sons and daughters and our Christian brethren, can and should
21    7,  47    |       temporal realities with Christian commitment, by which they
22    7,  49    |     Paul VI. ~In keeping with Christian piety through the ages,