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 1 Intro,7|         catch and transform every believer into a fisher of men.~
 2  I,12  |          strength and reach every believer, so that each one "may have
 3  I,13  |          or consecrated person or believer, and for all vocations in
 4 II,15  |    project of man. Only after the believer has recognised that Jesus
 5 II,17  |            at the Eucharist every believer is called to conform himself
 6 II,17  |       Christ in every person. The believer's commitment is not exhausted
 7 II,18  |        calls to witness~18. Every believer, enlightened by the knowledge
 8 II,19  |    movement from the condition of believer inserted into Christ through
 9 II,19  |        vocation in the individual believer, especially in the youngest.~
10 II,19  |         helps and stimulates each believer to be aware of the gift
11 III,24 |      reference in the life of the believer and the believing community
12 III,26 |          intention of placing the believer before the proposal of God;
13 III,26 |          it will seek to lead the believer to commit himself before
14 III,26 |      vocational proposal, and the believer, on the strength of his
15 III,26 |        men or women, but to every believer, to parents, to catechists,
16 III,26 |        the life of the individual believer. In concrete, more attention
17 III,27 |        vocational journey of each believer. A personal and communitarian
18 III,27 |        should help the individual believer to discover the vocational
19 III,27 |           the Church and of every believer is expressed in all its
20 III,27 |           mystery celebrated, the believer must recognise his own personal
21 III,27 |         listening to God that the believer can discover the project
22 III,27 | contemplation of the mystery, the believer discovers his own identity, "
23 III,27 |          eyes and the ears of the believer are opened to recognise
24 III,27 |         fraternity in which every believer can and must experience
25 III,27 |             Precisely because the believer lives, by grace, the experience
26 III,27 |         journey of faith of every believer. The faith, in fact, is
27 III,28 |    existential condition of every believer is condensed. This is his
28 III,28 |         identity.~Therefore every believer must live the communal event
29 III,28 |      experience, that leads every believer to "the discovery and assumption
30 III,29 |         the faith, in which every believer, helped by the Holy Spirit,
31 IV,36  |    humanity, then the life of the believer, too, is called to model
32 IV,36  |    recognise" the Lord, and every believer the meaning of life, then
33 IV,37  | responding to one's vocation as a believer means finding that rock
34 IV,37  |          has learned to read as a believer, in his questions, anxieties