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 1 Intro,6  |       maintain that they have no responsibility in this area.~We wish to
 2  I,11    |        perhaps, too, with little responsibility in relation to life, one'
 3  I,11    |         capable of assuming such responsibility?~If it is true that the
 4  I,13    |    measure, and is the source of responsibility for life.~The ability to
 5 II,16    |        and thus the capacity and responsibility, of love and communion.
 6 II,19    |         gift received and of the responsibility that the gift brings with
 7 II,19    |         to the divine action the responsibility of calling, as if she were
 8 II,21    |       Church.~It is the Bishops' responsibility to promote, to approach
 9 III,25   |    no-one, has the grace and the responsibility of caring for vocations.
10 III,26   |        subject the assumption of responsibility in the order of the gift
11 III,26   |  primarily, and then to love; to responsibility to the gift, then to faith;
12 III,26   |          fundamental attitude of responsibility in the face of existence,
13 III,28   |        and assumption of his own responsibility in the Church".(85) Vocations
14 IV,31    | participate in the same gift and responsibility. This is the Gospel of vocation.~
15 IV,34    |          his life in freedom and responsibility, according to the truth
16 IV,37    |    friendship, and that sense of responsibility that lets him live the same
17 Conclu,38|          reflect also on our own responsibility, as believers and people
18 Conclu,39|          Christian roots, of the responsibility which derives from this.