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 1  I,11    |                elementary grammar' of existence, they are nomads: they move
 2 II       |             Spirit underlies the full existence of mankind, as a call to
 3 II,16    |          Father calls to life~16. The existence of each one is the fruit
 4 II,16    | gratuitousness, the eternal source of existence and love, the individual
 5 II,16    |            and limited measure of his existence, to be like Him; and therefore "
 6 II,16    |            that people might consider existence to be something obvious,
 7 II,17    |              the cross, to fill one's existence with gratitude and gratuity,
 8 III,26   |               over the whole of one's existence. Authentic pastoral work
 9 III,26   |         responsibility in the face of existence, which, by its very nature,
10 III,26   |            generic way the meaning of existence, but aims towards a personal
11 III,26   |            values common and basic to existence and an appeal to serve the
12 III,26   |              the elementary values of existence. It is not pastoral work
13 III,27   |           their life, but their whole existence. The Christian vocation
14 III,27   |       Christian vocation is, in fact, existence for others.~d) Witness-proclamation
15 III,27   |            with the totality of one's existence and humanity, with the whole
16 III,29   |              the vocational nature of existence in a particular Church are
17 III,29   |             ordained ministry for the existence of the Christian community. ~
18 IV,35    |             for the foundation of his existence. An authentic vocations
19 IV,35    |            mysterious fabric of human existence, the outline of a divine
20 IV,36    |            the general sense of human existence, as the final objective
21 IV,36    |               beginning of a person's existence, that constitutes him in
22 Conclu,39|              of life, respect for the existence of every man in all its