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 1  I       | scholarly look at Europe, fully aware of its cultural complexity,
 2  I,12    | the possibility of living fully their feminine genius; priests
 3  I,13    | times which has yet to be fully discovered. It is revealing
 4 II,15    |   Father and of his love, fully reveals man to himself and
 5 II,16    |  person will be happy and fully realised, standing at his
 6 II,16    |  there, so that he may be fully himself and what God has
 7 II,16    |  love and make him or her fully his child. From that moment
 8 II,23    |   liberties can interact, fully realising the vocational
 9 II,23    | the Most Holy Trinity can fully manifest its elective liberty.
10 II,23    | yes" that will render her fully mother; and then again in
11 III,26   |  can be said to have been fully realised. Indeed, death
12 IV,36    |  it is a gift, it will be fully itself only if it is realised
13 Conclu,38|  must admit to not having fully responded to this call,
14 Conclu,39|   Jesus as the call to be fully themselves, fully and forever
15 Conclu,39|   to be fully themselves, fully and forever young, each