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 1  I,11 |         two requests are worthy of attention and typically human. Often,
 2  I,11 |           Church merits particular attention. With courage and realism
 3  I,11 |       respect for the environment, attention to diversity, solidarity,
 4  I,13 |           the constant and patient attention of the Christian community
 5 II,21 |          the West must pay greater attention to the spiritual and formation
 6 II,22 | sensibility, a particular pastoral attention would seem to be needed,
 7 II,22 |           Christian experience.~b) Attention to all vocations~The discernment
 8 III,26|            permeated by vocational attention, to awaken it in every creature;
 9 III,26|            quoted, this vocational attention and tension is evident:
10 III,26|      nature, demands a preparatory attention and formation about the
11 III,26|        believer. In concrete, more attention needs to be paid to pastoral
12 III,27|      happiness, by giving time and attention to their brothers and sisters,
13 III,27|        witnesses to the faith with attention and generosity will speedily
14 III,29|  vocationally fruitful.~Particular attention should be paid to the liturgical
15 III,29|      mission in history. Hence the attention to the daily programmes
16 III,29|     because it requires a constant attention on the part of the particular
17 IV,33 |         ground to the seed; to pay attention to everything, from what
18 IV,37 |        vocation should concentrate attention is that related to the quality
19 IV,37 |    richness and weakness.~b) Next, attention should be given to the type
20 IV,37 |          negative experience.~Much attention should be paid to vocations
21 IV,37 |        area particularly worthy of attention, today more than ever, is
22 IV,37 |           nor unduly occupying his attention. (112) These three criteria