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 1 Pre    |          cannot be confined to one aspect of life; it must embrace
 2   1,  1|         have lived that particular aspect (theme of the day) in their
 3   1,  4|            untouched: at least one aspect of the talk spoke personally
 4   1,  4|            struggle with God. This aspect appealed to many of us and
 5   1,  6|         not speaking of a marginal aspect of our consecration, but
 6   1,  7|         again within this specific aspect of the mission, of prophetic
 7   1,  7|           to conclude recalling an aspect that seemed essential to
 8   1,  8|       there was, too, the negative aspect. It is always better to
 9   3,  0|        insistence, and that is the aspect of fraternity. It aroused
10   3,  0|   consecrated life, including that aspect which has been considered
11   3,  1|            not perhaps solely, one aspect of the vows, namely, that
12   5,  1|         which allows the emotional aspect to grow and be harmonized
13   5,  1|         which allows the emotional aspect to grow and be harmonized
14   5,  1|            place of the missionary aspect, which people build together
15   5,  1|            The intercongregational aspect:~·Experience of reciprocal
16   6,  B|         which concerns the central aspect which emerged, namely community,
17   6,  B| commitments, etc.~As for the other aspect that was strongly highlighted