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 1 Pre    |       men and women religious of various institutes, especially those
 2 Pre    |          messages drafted in the various "constellations" of language
 3   1,  1|         and helped by experts in various fields. It was such an exciting
 4   1,  1|     being the expressions of the various charisms of the Church as
 5   1,  1|     Father with the religious on various occasions. It was continued
 6   2,  1|        suffering of religious in various countries etc. On the morning
 7   2,  2|     other religious charisms and various cultures. ~From this experience
 8   2,  3|  dimension of religious life. In various ways they affirmed that
 9   3,  0|         have the impression that various possibilities emerged from
10   3,  0|          lines, according to the various phases of initial and ongoing
11   3,  1|        create a global vision of various aspects of the spiritual
12   4,  0|           country) and carry out various types of statistical analysis.
13   5,  1|  brothers, which is expressed in various forms of community; sharing
14   5,  1|      life has a formative value. Various charisms enrich one another
15   5,  1|      community living and in the various aspects of mission.~2. The
16   5,  1|          and collaboration among various congregations. ~·Spiritual
17   5,  1| institutes should try to promote various types of gatherings among
18   6,  A|        departure, they expressed various needs, including the following: ~·
19   6,  B|   sensitivity and demands of the various groups. Such differences
20   6,  B|          for communion among the various charisms is another value
21   7    |       the young religious of our various religious families.~It has