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 1   1,  7     |          long and complex process of dialogue. Touched by the grace of
 2   1,  9     |             great encouragement. The dialogue and discernment of the Synod
 3   2,  12    |         These are the basis for open dialogue, participation and consultation
 4   2,  16    |             Gospel and culture in "a dialogue which includes identifying
 5   3,  23    |        efforts of reconciliation and dialogue be made, so that the splendour
 6   3,  23    |    Opportunities are welcomed for "a dialogue of salvation"(86) aimed
 7   3,  23    |              to engage in ecumenical dialogue and cooperation. There is
 8   3,  23    |           can also lead to doctrinal dialogue, or its consolidation where
 9   3,  24    |             others wish to engage in dialogue. In more developed and secularized
10   3,  24    |              promise.~Interreligious Dialogue~
11   3,  25    |            more effectively into the dialogue which Christian proclamation
12   3,  25    |          requires. "Proclamation and dialogue are, each in its own place,
13   3,  25    |           order to pursue a fruitful dialogue with these religions, the
14   3,  25(90)|           Council For Interreligious Dialogue, Instruction Dialogue and
15   3,  25(90)| Interreligious Dialogue, Instruction Dialogue and Proclamation (19 May
16   4,  38    |          Sacred Scripture, so that a dialogue takes place between God