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 1 Pre    |       s world and in different cultures and continents, will allow
 2   1,  1| melange of languages, nations, cultures, genders, congregations,
 3   1,  1|  liturgical expression of some cultures of their rapport with God.
 4   1,  1| something of ourselves and our cultures. The group work in the afternoon
 5   1,  3|     its diversity of charisms, cultures etc., if only this type
 6   1,  4|      interest in the different cultures, in vocations in the first
 7   2,  1|     the interaction among many cultures and the opportunity to enjoy
 8   2,  1|        to the diversity of the cultures and countries and outlooks
 9   2,  2|      mission, of dialogue with cultures and peoples, of reaching
10   2,  2| religious charisms and various cultures. ~From this experience they
11   5,  1| ecclesial interchange, diverse cultures, reciprocal knowledge of