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 1 Intro,4  |        can give you the truth! Know, dearest young people, that
 2 Intro,6  |     beauty of this sequela.~We know how difficult this proclamation
 3  I,12    |    gift and choice of life. We know that it is precisely around
 4  I,12    |       the mystery of God as to know how to celebrate the experience
 5  I,12    |     Church and the world as to know how to present to the world
 6 II,17    |      heart of every person: to know his own roots, to know God.
 7 II,17    |      to know his own roots, to know God. Man is not infinite,
 8 II,17    |       long, and yet you do not know me, Philip? He who has seen
 9 II,18    |        the faith, is called to know and recognise Jesus as Lord;
10 II,19    |    people, in particular, will know how to welcome immediately
11 III,24   |  Father. "It is not for you to know times or seasons which the
12 III,26   |     every human being wants to know himself and the meaning
13 III,27   |   humanity, which leads one to know better oneself and the altruistic
14 IV,32    |   promoter or evangeliser must know how to implement, in order
15 IV,33    |       of what he or she should know in order to alter his or
16 IV,35    |      to Jerusalem who does not know the things that have happened
17 IV,35    |   heart, even what he does not know, especially about himself:
18 IV,35    | because they are not helped to know themselves, to discover
19 IV,35    |     about vocation, then, must know the depths of the human
20 IV,35    |        accept that he does not know, that he cannot know completely.~
21 IV,35    |       not know, that he cannot know completely.~His life is
22 IV,37    |   appeared to Simon") which we know to be among the most ancient
23 IV,37    |        liberty to learn and to know how to change.~b) The requirement
24 IV,37    | equilibrium that allows him to know how to stand on his own
25 Conclu,39|     nuns, who with their lives know, in their turn, how to call