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 1   1,  2|          In a concrete manner, I believe that the Congress could
 2   1,  6|       work inside at any cost. I believe that the young religious
 3   1,  6|        have more than you, but I believe it’s just a matter of having
 4   1,  7|        talking ‘with’ someone.~I believe that it is precisely this
 5   1,  8| enthusiastic and aggressive they believe there should be older people
 6   2,  1|        solve any problems, but I believe that most returned to their
 7   2,  1|      ground dealing with them. I believe that since this Congress
 8   2,  2|    synthesis was formulated: "We believe in our vocation to religious
 9   2,  3|       lives and ministries. They believe in the value of dialogue
10   2,  3|        in today’s society. ~They believe in new forms of presence,
11   2,  3|      their joy. They asked us to believe in its reality, to be one
12   3,  0|          the young people do not believe in the worth of the previous
13   3,  0|        previous generations. "We believe in the wisdom of our elder
14   3,  1|      this a sign of the times? I believe that in such a Congress,
15   3,  1|        and charity, but I do not believe - and I say it without false
16   3,  1|         other complex - I do not believe that what I said left much
17   5,  1|         the values in which they believe, their journeys of faith
18   6,  A|     identity and belonging. They believe in their own vocation;~·
19   6,  A|          First and foremost they believe in the wisdom of their older