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 1 Pre    |          The demand for a new and profound spirituality was perceived
 2   1,  1|           relationships grew more profound and open. Still our sharing,
 3   1,  6|       communities which share the profound experience of God, radical
 4   1,  7|           the day. He also made a profound analysis of reality. He
 5   3,  0|         not afraid to ask of us a profound conversion and who are themselves
 6   3,  0| environment: accompaniment in the profound meaning of a journey in
 7   3,  0|    formation program as something profound, something true, beautiful
 8   3,  1|          people much more than my profound meditations! Independently
 9   6,  B|        and dialogue that are more profound and more honest and which
10   6,  B|   fraternal living necessitates a profound experience of God and the