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 1  I,12    |   twentieth century ever more able to proclaim the Gospel to
 2  I,13    |   person, so that he might be able to discern God's plan for
 3  I,13    |       of accompaniment, to be able to give appropriate assistance
 4 III,26   |    way, to the point of being able to affirm that pastoral
 5 III,26   |      person is prepared to be able to move naturally from gratitude
 6 III,27   |    the heart and the mind are able to welcome it and live it
 7 III,27   |     right moment, they may be able not only to identify God'
 8 IV,33    |     and knows that he will be able to help only if he respects
 9 IV,37    |   positive, that he should be able to recognise with gratitude;
10 IV,37    |    desire to give his utmost, able to socialise and appreciate
11 IV,37    |    young person shows himself able to acquire the two certainties
12 IV,37    | verify whether the subject is able to control these weaknesses,
13 Conclu,39|     them strong and generous, able to take a risk on Your Word,