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 1   1,  5 |      among us, he proclaimed the Good News that God's Kingdom
 2   1,  5 |       not only King but also the Good Shepherd of those who hear
 3   1,  7 | communities and to all people of good will. Deep respect for tradition
 4   2,  10|   mutually enriching way and the Good News will be heard, believed
 5   2,  12|        the service of the common good of the Churches",(29) which
 6   2,  13| Christians can help to bring the Good News to the world in which
 7   2,  14|      challenged to interpret the Good News for the peoples of
 8   2,  15|         to become heralds of the good news of salvation".(35)
 9   2,  15|     sharing of resources for the good of all is a solemn duty
10   2,  15|     Apostles forth to preach the Good News to all the nations,
11   2,  17|          from smothering what is good and original in every form
12   2,  17|        serve. In order to become good Christian leaders they should
13   3,  18|    policies regarding the common good, public morality and the
14   3,  21|          power to encourage both good and evil. The process of
15   3,  23|     Christian communities. It is good that Christian leaders act
16   3,  26|   temporal aspects of the common good because they are ordered
17   3,  26|         ordered to the sovereign Good, our ultimate end".(93)
18   3,  27|      issues affecting the common good and ensuring that they are
19   4,  47|        them are also producing a good number of vocations to the
20   4,  48|       formed in the image of the Good Shepherd, "joining themselves
21   4,  48|     cannot function well without good priests.~The Life of the
22   4,  50|      continuing formation. It is good for priests and deacons,
23   4,  51|         the light of the Gospel. Good formation is vital for the
24   4,  52|    thanks to him from whom every good gift comes? And among these