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 1   1,  1|       in a way limited by the questions proposed to us by the speakers.
 2   1,  1| discussions certain difficult questions that haunt our Church these
 3   1,  5|    and then, one of the guide questions he gave for the group sharing
 4   1,  7|      respond together to some questions: How can we be true communicators
 5   1,  8|     to react and ask for some questions. Their numerous interventions
 6   2,  1|        These were some of the questions aired. Sadly, some who had
 7   2,  2|      would tell us that these questions express utilitarian calculations.
 8   2,  3|     superiors. ~They consider questions of authority and obedience
 9   3,  0|    too asked rather pertinent questions and made precise statements
10   3,  0|     positive expectations and questions, but they require dialogue
11   3,  0|  added in a written synthesis questions to be studied in groups.
12   3,  1|      heard - but on the basic questions posed by these witnesses.~
13   3,  1|       young?~One of the three questions given to the participants
14   5    |       apostolic activity. Two questions: What did we perceive in