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 1  I    |      which an anthropological model of "man without vocation"
 2  I,11 |     prevalent anthropological model seems to be the "man without
 3  I,12 |      vocational culture and a model of man open to the call
 4  I,13 |       year two thousand, on a model of man without vocation.
 5  I,13 |   evangelisation, where a new model of man can be born and allow
 6 II,15 |        Jesus is therefore the model for every ministry.~In the
 7 II,15 |    Persons are the source and model of every call. Indeed, the
 8 II,18 |     been called, to mould and model this identity exactly according
 9 II,18 |      exactly according to the model of divine love. As the patient
10 II,19 | moving force and the decisive model of every response to God'
11 II,23 |              Mary, mother and model of every vocation~23. There
12 II,23 |       Virgin Mary is also the model of human liberty in responding
13 III,24|      for us the exemplum, the model for being Church. This is
14 III,29|     celebrates and proposes a model of man called to measure
15 IV,33 |     prevalent anthropological model seems to be that of the "
16 IV,34 |       Spirit therefore is the model to which the older brother
17 IV,36 |   believer, too, is called to model itself on the same correlation
18 IV,37 |      recognising oneself in a model that the one called did