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 1 Pre    |      times and places", which are seen as interpellations of God.~
 2   1,  1|         whole world that "we have seen the Lord", "Vidimus Dominum".~
 3   1,  1|     others in one voice, "We have seen the Lord", "Vidimus Dominum".~ ~
 4   1,  4|          enthusiasm and desire is seen to be risky: the fears of
 5   1,  4|          with others who have had seen the same Lord. The 850 other
 6   1,  7|          be able to say: "We have seen the Lord".~At this point
 7   1,  7|         live these days: "We have seen the Lord".~ ~
 8   2    |           s passage "What we have seen…" then, he presented the
 9   2,  1|         young religious they have seen the Lord. Filled with the
10   2,  1|        They want the Gospel to be seen to be alive in our communities. ~
11   2,  1|       dreams being stifled; being seen as a work force to maintain
12   2,  1| rediscover that "They have indeed seen the Lord", and that I am
13   2,  2|       this congress." "I have not seen the Lord... but I have seen
14   2,  2|       seen the Lord... but I have seen his effects: the miracle
15   2,  2|          the need for prayer, are seen as a journey made in common.
16   3,  0|          at this congress we have seen them afire with unrestrained
17   3,  0|     shouting and singing "We have seen the Lord", waving their
18   3,  0|       admitted that they have not seen the Lord even though they
19   3,  0|           the consecrated life is seen as the joyful, free, creative
20   3,  0| sociological research, as we have seen, nor presume already know
21   3,  0|       without a center. They have seen the Lord, they need to see
22   3,  1|           the community. This was seen as somewhat instrumental:
23   4,  0|      opinions of the users can be seen in the messages they sent