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 1   1,   1    |           the Synod’s teaching and experience has been a determining factor9.
 2   1     (8) |            edition, reflecting the experience gained since that time and
 3   1     (9) |              I emphasise the word “experience” because the Synods are
 4   1     (9) |      continents were a rich, lived experience of fraternity, dialogue
 5   1     (9) | satisfaction was expressed for the experience of dialogue conducted in
 6   1     (9) |        desire that "this spiritual experience of communion and cooperation
 7   1,   2    |        give the Church a Pentecost experience of the Spirit. The same
 8   2,   1    |      communion.~ ~When our Bishops experience a sense of a spiritual journey
 9   3,   1    |       agreement, there could be an experience of much greater harmony
10   4,   2    |         but it requires an intense experience of the Spirit, like the
11   4,   2    |       everything that the pastoral experience brings, the cross and joy;
12   4,   3    |        works, and to the religious experience96. ~ ~The Bishops and consecrated
13   4     (96)|          The dialogue of religious experience, where persons, rooted in
14   4,   3    |      jobless, and in all those who experience any of the many forms of
15   4     (99)|      enflamed. It is impossible to experience it without being impelled
16   4     (99)|            to live differently. To experience it is to enter into a stream
17   4,   3    |     travels through a more itnense experience of fraternity in the mission