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 1 Intro,6|           Living one, is hidden the identity of every living person (
 2  I,11  |   possessing an incomplete and weak identity with consequent chronic
 3  I,13  |           he finds his name and his identity; he affirms and ensures
 4 II,16  |            discovers his own unique identity, which immediately makes
 5 II,17  |             a unifying trait in the identity of Jesus which constitutes
 6 II,17  |         same time is celebrated the identity of the ecclesial community
 7 II,18  |            discernment of their own identity as believers and as people
 8 II,18  |             to mould and model this identity exactly according to the
 9 II,18  |        vocational fidelity to one's identity as a child of God.~The "
10 III,27 |          believer discovers his own identity, "hid with Christ in God" (
11 III,27 |             choose it as their very identity.~c) Service of charity~This
12 III,28 |         discover his own particular identity.~Therefore every believer
13 IV,34  |      continual discovery of his own identity in the vocational charism,
14 IV,35  | misunderstanding or of confusion of identity; life appears to be without
15 IV,36  |           he himself recognises his identity, his vocation, his norm.~
16 IV,36  |              they discover the true identity of the traveller who has
17 IV,36  |       discovers himself and his own identity.~Forming for the vocational
18 IV,37  |             a recovery of one's own identity, almost a "return home",
19 IV,37  |     awareness of the love received.~Identity in the vocation~The second
20 IV,37  |       rotate around the concept of "identity". In fact the vocational
21 IV,37  |             definition of one's own identity; it is the choice and realisation
22 IV,37  |           as the source of positive identity) and the psychological level (=