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 1   1,  5 |      by a force of love, from deep within, touching the hearts
 2   1,  6 |  tracts of land and living in deep harmony with nature. Discovered
 3   1,  7 |      all people of good will. Deep respect for tradition and
 4   1,  8 |     of Jesus Christ implies a deep respect for all life. It
 5   1,  9 |       liturgies expressed the deep communio between the Church
 6   2,  10|    the Blessed Trinity, whose deep inner life is most marvellously
 7   2,  15|  Synod Fathers expressed both deep appreciation for these efforts
 8   2,  16|       love for humanity. From deep within human history, the
 9   3,  28| society. The Church expresses deep regret and asks forgiveness
10   4     |       to Simon, 'Put out into deep water and let down your
11   4,  41|       the People of God was a deep desire of the Bishops. They
12   4,  46|     whole, many others find a deep sense of fulfilment in contributing
13   4,  49|        Priestly celibacy is a deep mystery grounded in the
14   4,  51|      cease to be in Oceania a deep appreciation of the contemplative
15   4,  52|       Apostles, "Put out into deep water and pay out your nets
16   4,  52|    Oceania are many, vast and deep, the Church in Oceania has
17 Con,  53|     alike brought with them a deep devotion to her as an integral
18 Con,  53|     ocean~and mistress of the deep,~guide the peoples of Oceania~