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 1  I,13 |    reached a critical point, a decisive moment. There has been a
 2  I,13 | vocations in Europe at today's decisive crossroad.~— If vocations
 3  I,13 |          and now, finally, the decisive movement should be made
 4 II,14 |    their lives so that, in the decisive dialogue with God, they
 5 II,17 |       synthesised in love, the decisive motivation of every call.
 6 II,19 |       the moving force and the decisive model of every response
 7 III,24|        heart" and provokes the decisive question about life: "what
 8 III,26|  towards the proposal which is decisive for the person, to be indicated
 9 III,26|   makes the proposal, which is decisive for the person, much more
10 III,27|     Christian communities is a decisive historical contribution".(80)~
11 III,27|   successful vocations, can be decisive for helping those to be
12 III,28|      an experience that can be decisive only if it is all-encompassing.~
13 III,29|        valuable, if not to say decisive, in regard to the world
14 IV,35 |        way it is important and decisive to help young people to
15 IV,36 |       Recognition of Jesus~The decisive moment in the Emmaus story