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 1   1,  2|     worries. The majority of the problems that were treated were related
 2   1,  2|        especially to Africa: the problems of formation, particularly
 3   1,  2|    religious. It also evoked the problems of women in the Church in
 4   1,  4|         me: ~ For some there are problems regarding sharing between
 5   1,  4|   encourage and do not weigh the problems of the congregation on the
 6   1,  8|         cultural varieties; real problems do not arise from time table
 7   1,  8|         we may discover the real problems of our own particular culture.~
 8   2,  1|       have a tendency to look at problems, the horror stories being
 9   2,  1|      that seem to respond to the problems and needs of our world today. ~
10   2,  1|           They did not solve any problems, but I believe that most
11   2,  1|        are working out their own problems and impose their half-baked
12   2,  4|        other than to try solving problems.~Fr Fabio Ciardi came in
13   3,  0| dimensions with its many related problems. There were many romantic
14   3,  2|      concerning young people own problems; and they are tempted to
15   5,  1|    people, with their doubts and problems, so that the latter are
16   5,  1|      religious, married couples. Problems may arise when all are involved
17   5,  1|          fragility, weakness, or problems; lived with faith, they
18   6,  A|          that the congregation’s problems should not weigh so heavily
19   6,  A|        on them, especially those problems created by large institutions; ~·