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 1   1     (9) |        experience of fraternity, dialogue and of interest in finding
 2   1     (9) |  expressed for the experience of dialogue conducted in a climate of
 3   1,   1    |          place to inculturation, dialogue and the integral development
 4   1     (13)|     paragraphs to inculturation, dialogue and integral human development:
 5   1     (13)|       Gospel in nn.16, 70-72; to dialogue, in nn. 37. 40. 47. 49.
 6   1     (13)|   inculturation in nn. 21-22; of dialogue in nn.29-31 and of integral
 7   1,   1    |          Church, the path of the dialogue of truth in charity. This
 8   2,   3    |       expressed through personal dialogue as in distinct gatherings,
 9   2,   3    |   communion encourage a fruitful dialogue between Pastors and faithful:
10   3         |         situation, to ecumenical dialogue, to the explicit proclamation
11   3         | co-operation, to inter-religious dialogue, to dialogue with persons
12   3         |     inter-religious dialogue, to dialogue with persons of other convictions,
13   3,   1    |      taken into account that the dialogue is never between equals
14   3,   1    |       The characteristics of the dialogue and of the participation-collaboration
15   3,   1    |         present: information and dialogue. ~  ~  Adequate information
16   3,   1    |         put emphasis in tireless dialogue. At this time the name of
17   3,   1    |         time the name of hope is dialogue57. There is a sense of the
18   3     (56)|                         Constant dialogue between Superiors of Institutes
19   3,   1    |      sense of the need to foster dialogue at all levels of relationship,
20   3,   1    |      personal and institutional. Dialogue, however, the dialogue among
21   3,   1    |           Dialogue, however, the dialogue among is not sufficiently
22   3,   1    |         is an impediment because dialogue takes place in human conditions
23   3,   1    |         the lack of results from dialogue is are not really due to
24   3,   3    |    urgent need for more fruitful dialogue between Bishops and theologians,
25   3,   3    |    communication in faith. 62 In dialogue suspicions about conflictive
26   4,   2    |       the Bishop and through the dialogue of charity with all the
27   4,   3    |          already been travelled: dialogue, participation and shared
28   4,   3    |    progress will make more fluid dialogue, not only within the Church,
29   4,   3    |          lend spontaneity to the dialogue of life, to our works, and
30   4     (96)|                              The dialogue of life, where people strive
31   4     (96)|          and preoccupations. The dialogue of action, in which Christians
32   4     (96)|      liberation of people. …. El dialogue de las obras, en el que
33   4     (96)|          de la gente. (…)~d) The dialogue of religious experience,
34   4     (96)|       Council for Interreligious Dialogue and the Congregation for
35   4     (96)|       Evangelisation of Peoples: Dialogue andProclamation, Vatican
36   4,   3    |            at least to begin the dialogue – some of the paths on which