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 1   1,  2| religious which make the younger feel more isolated, and not understood...
 2   1,  6|     pardon, in which one doesn’t feel judged, and has no fear
 3   1,  6|          Superiors, where we can feel we have received real unbiased
 4   1,  8|  striking similarity. ~Anyway we feel there is a lack of role
 5   2,  2|         our life’s companion. We feel all the beauty of being
 6   2,  2|          joy which I hardly ever feel in the communities of my
 7   2,  2|     Congress: "Sometimes one may feel closed up, caged in! But
 8   2,  2|     journey....~The young people feel the need for a spiritual
 9   2,  2|      necessity: I do not want to feel alone in this journey towards
10   2,  3|       kind of lukewarmness, they feel torn between their desire
11   2,  3|         a time. ~These religious feel themselves scattered, gasping
12   2,  3|        and to the call that they feel for taking responsibility
13   3,  0|       young people and thus they feel that at present they are
14   3,  0|          and encouragement. They feel their enthusiasm is dampened
15   3,  0|       young people do not always feel that they are listened to
16   3,  1|      when perhaps they no longer feel anything.~
17   3,  2|         Veilleux said he did not feel there was really new forms
18   4,  0|         through a message and to feel part of the event.  Public
19   6,  A|          in telling us what they feel and experience (and this
20   6,  A|       time they showed that they feel like the typical person.
21   6,  A|        future and sometimes they feel rather alone in the institute (
22   7    |       marginalized. In brief, we feel ourselves in harmony with