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 1 Intro,2|     time, together with our gratitude to God who is the source
 2  I,13  | according to some), such as gratitude, openness to the mystery,
 3 II,17  |   fill one's existence with gratitude and gratuity, to break one'
 4 III,26 |  the meaning of life and to gratitude for it so as to then transmit
 5 III,26 | able to move naturally from gratitude for the gift received to
 6 IV,35  |      prayer as surprise and gratitude; but also as struggle and
 7 IV,36  | born of the fertile soil of gratitude, because vocation is a response,
 8 IV,36  |   this interior attitude of gratitude that the reading of one'
 9 IV,37  |     authentic call: that of gratitude. A vocation is born of the
10 IV,37  | born of the fertile soil of gratitude; and is interpreted with
11 IV,37  |   be able to recognise with gratitude; reconciled also with the