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 1 Intro,8|             seek to express as far as possible our will to make ourselves
 2  I,11  |              man without vocation".~A possible description of this: "A
 3 II,14  |             of Nazareth: "How is this possible?" (Lk 1, 34).~
 4 II,18  |              of the Spirit that makes possible the plurality of vocations
 5 II,18  |              turn — is that of making possible and practicable vocations
 6 II,19  |         ministerial services. This is possible in docility to the Spirit
 7 III,26 |               and convincing proposal possible (such as the Christian vocation
 8 III,26 |              then the more it will be possible to propose to him or her
 9 III,27 |             only by tasting it, is it possible to be open to a vocation
10 III,27 | corresponsibility, because here it is possible to discover different ways
11 III,29 |            has voted that, as soon as possible, they should be properly
12 IV,34  |              the two disciples, it is possible to see the image of so many
13 IV,35  |          category of the faith. It is possible, and in certain cases natural,
14 IV,36  |            the same faith.~It becomes possible, then, even to request somewhat