Chapter,  §

 1 Pre    |      first contact arose a strong conviction of the necessity of listening
 2   1,  2|        our communities.~Then, the conviction that our duty towards others
 3   1,  3|        will remain with me is the conviction that it’s possible, beautiful,
 4   2,  1|       mission.  To live a life of conviction and commitment, learning
 5   2,  2|         from within into personal conviction.~The need for dialogue and
 6   2,  2| experience they received a firmer conviction of the necessity of journeying
 7   2,  2|         of journeying together. A conviction that is also a necessity:
 8   2,  3|           expressed with clarity, conviction and even some emotion from
 9   5,  1|      formative).~It is our common conviction that every community must
10   6,  A|     missionary service;~·a strong conviction of the value of bearing