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 1    2,   9|          open to what is commonly called the "social question."~In
 2    3,  17|      mechanisms which can only be called perverse, this interdependence
 3    3,  22|     imperialism, as it is usually called, or towards forms of new -
 4    3,  26|          good to which we are all called and the happiness to which
 5    3,  26|         the latter. Today this is called ecological concern.~It is
 6    4,  27|         now seems to be seriously called into doubt, particularly
 7    4,  29|       with other creatures: he is called to use them, and to be involved
 8    4,  30|            which, although always called into question and threatened
 9    4,  33|          man is the image of God, called to share in the truth and
10    4,  34|          which distinguishes it - called the "cosmos." Such realities
11    5,  38|           or mode of existence is called "conversion," to use the
12    5,  39| evangelical duty the Church feels called to take her stand beside
13    7,  47|     through cowardice. We are all called, indeed obliged, to face
14    7,  47|      dignity. Every individual is called upon to play his or her
15    7,  47|          and guides, for they are called upon, in conformity with
16    7,  47|       made holy by the Spirit and called upon in this world to live
17    7,  48|         part in the Eucharist are called to discover, through this
18    7,  49|                        49. I have called the current Marian Year