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 1 II,16     |    Father has the dynamics of an appeal, of a call to life. Each
 2 II,19     |          it, there also runs the appeal that comes from God.~The
 3 II,19     |          the explicit vocational appeal and herself calls, presenting
 4 II,19     |        the moment of the initial appeal. Neither can that community
 5 II,19     |        were afraid of making the appeal; or that takes for granted
 6 II,19     |       immediately the vocational appeal; or that does not offer
 7 III,26    |     response every morning to an appeal made anew every day.~Therefore
 8 III,26    |         and consequently from an appeal directed to all), so as
 9 III,26    |      still a contrast between an appeal that underlines values common
10 III,26    |        basic to existence and an appeal to serve the Lord "in the
11 III,26    |           If it is true that the appeal is addressed to everyone,
12 III,26    |          also true that the same appeal is to be personalised, directed
13 III,27    |         there comes a vocational appeal for those who participate.(77)
14 III,27(77)|         by its very nature is an appeal. It is the privileged place
15 III,28    |      demanding confrontation, an appeal that is impossible to ignore,
16 IV,32     | attitudes of responding to God's appeal;(96) and who are called,
17 IV,37     |     perceiving a presence and an appeal who discovers the signs
18 IV,37     |   external subject, an objective appeal, and an interior openness