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1 1     |     sum of physical and moral sufferings weighs heavily: so many
2 1     |   those over whom poverty and sufferings of every sort cast a veil
3 1     |  means to take on himself the sufferings and miseries of our time.
4 1     |   miseries of our time. These sufferings and miseries crush him all
5 3     | condition: neither trials nor sufferings have been eliminated from
6 4     |      she is in any way spared sufferings: she stands, the mother
7 5     |      their physical and moral sufferings, not indeed with irony,
8 Conclu|    which surpass setbacks and sufferings. It is the Spirit of Pentecost
9 Conclu|     men, with their weight of sufferings and sins, with their capacities