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 1   1,  1|        assembly, the way they have lived that particular aspect (
 2   1,  3|        marvelous gift that we have lived. It was truly a grace of
 3   1,  4|            whole communities, that lived their charisms fully, would
 4   1,  6|            a full communion can be lived even with our different
 5   1,  6|        experience of communion: we lived, shared, rejoiced, sang,
 6   1,  7|             to report on the (my) (lived) experience of the fifth
 7   1,  8|           is evident. I personally lived experiences of two communities.
 8   1,  8|          know how liturgy has been lived; as an USG observer at VIDIMUS
 9   2,  1|            which community life is lived; the value of sharing not
10   2,  2|         fruits of the Word that is lived, on fraternal correction,
11   2,  3|           in religious life. ~They lived this faith among themselves
12   3,  0|         congress; it is also to be lived in precarious situations,
13   3,  0|       ideal of holiness, to a life lived fully and intensely, towards
14   3,  0|           and contemplation, to be lived together in a unity which
15   3,  0|        when the two polarities are lived to the full with no juxtapositions,
16   3,  2| communities, surely brotherhood is lived in monastic community; but
17   3,  2|        should remind they have not lived nor suffered the conciliar
18   5,  1|     pedagogy which begins with the lived experience, raises it to
19   5,  1|     pedagogy which begins with the lived experience, raises it to
20   5,  1|             weakness, or problems; lived with faith, they are values
21   5,  1|          it is, but which is to be lived with faith, love and dedication.
22   6,  A|         projects of holiness to be lived together; ~·genuine communities
23   6,  A|   translate what they learn into a lived experience;~·well-trained
24   6,  B|             their attention to the lived experience, their methods
25   6,  B|          realities which should be lived before being proclaimed.
26   6,  B|     reconcile the ideal with their lived experience.~The contributions
27   6,  B|            experience into wisdom. Lived experience alone is not