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 1  I,11 | responsible for civil society.~Two aspects, however, seem to us to
 2 II,15 |       highlights three fundamental aspects of vocational gifts in the
 3 II,15 |            the Church; these three aspects are strictly connected with
 4 II,21 |           synthesis of its various aspects. In the Liturgy the joyful
 5 II,22 |            encourage the prophetic aspects typical of every Christian
 6 III,25|                        Theological aspects of the pastoral care of
 7 III,26|        young people embraces other aspects beyond the vocational; or
 8 III,26|       wider spectrum with specific aspects.~In addition we can think
 9 IV,32 |         there are many significant aspects and dimensions in his "vocational"
10 IV,32 |           of sanctification.~These aspects open up particular perspectives
11 IV,37 |           the positive, satisfying aspects of a vocation, but most
12 IV,37 |          his positive and negative aspects, of his ideals and contradictions,
13 IV,37 |           the face of his negative aspects.~d) The young person is
14 IV,37 |            the inevitable negative aspects, of whatever kind, that
15 IV,37 |           plan to give, in all its aspects; to try to integrate the
16 IV,37 |        integrate the less positive aspects, recognising them with realism