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 1  I       | scholarly look at Europe, fully aware of its cultural complexity,
 2  I,11    |        Church is. The Church is aware of the difficulty of communicating
 3  I,11    |  wishing to live a "good life"; aware of their need of salvation,
 4 II,18    |        in the clearest and most aware manner the gift of and the
 5 II,19    |         The community, which is aware of being called, is aware
 6 II,19    |       aware of being called, is aware that at the same time it
 7 II,19    |  stimulates each believer to be aware of the gift received and
 8 II,21    |    Churches are requested to be aware of the urgency of the situation
 9 III,26   |        every evangelist must be aware of becoming a vocational '
10 IV,35    |  deluded hopes, help them to be aware of their problem and the
11 IV,37    |       first and foremost, to be aware of the nature and mission
12 IV,37    |    capacity who is sufficiently aware of his positive and negative
13 IV,37    |  defects and his own potential, aware of the gift of having been
14 Conclu,39|         her; above all make her aware of Your call, of her Christian
15 Conclu,39|     derives from this. Make her aware of her vocation to promote