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 1 Int,  1 |        contemplation of the many gifts she has received, including
 2 Int,  1 |          and even more wonderful gifts of grace to the lands of
 3 Int,  2 |        occasion to celebrate the gifts of grace, which have yielded
 4   1,  9 |        As a symbolic exchange of gifts, the liturgies expressed
 5   1,  9 |       discovery of the religious gifts, the cultures and the histories
 6   1,  9 |   experience was one of the many gifts that Christ in his goodness
 7   1,  9 |         contribute their special gifts to the wider Church. I pray
 8   2,  10|   enlivened by the Holy Spirit's gifts of offices and charisms".(20)~
 9   2,  12|   relationships. The exchange of gifts is characteristic of many
10   2,  12|         an exchange of spiritual gifts which fosters relations
11   2,  14| opportunity is to offer them the gifts of Jesus Christ in the Church,
12   2,  14|         in the Church, for these gifts alone will satisfy their
13   2,  15|          rejoices in the special gifts that these communities contribute.
14   2,  15|         grateful for the various gifts God has given lay men and
15   3,  23|        and worship is one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit to Oceania;(87)
16   3,  33|    Oceania and calls for special gifts of wisdom and insight in
17   4,  36|        the Holy Spirit with many gifts. For all the great diversity
18   4,  46|         unique and indispensable gifts to the life of the Church,
19   4,  46|           and that without those gifts the Christian community
20   4,  46|        allow them to offer their gifts more abundantly in service
21   4,  47|         bring to the Church many gifts of holiness and service.(154)
22   4,  52|      comes? And among these many gifts, how can we fail to praise