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 1   1,  2|      forth—in the first place and common to all—the need to live
 2   2,  2|          oriented towards a great common plan, caused many of them
 3   2,  2|         seen as a journey made in common. The emphasis is placed
 4   2,  4|         individualism is a rather common sin.~Fr Frank Santucci said
 5   3,  0|          say that it was the true common denominator, the single
 6   3,  0|  gratitude, serenity, realism and common sense in this regard. On
 7   3,  0|         and unequivocal sign of a common charism.~Center the entire
 8   3,  0|        means first and foremost a common spiritual journey, sharing
 9   3,  0|       allow them to profess their common faith together, although
10   4,  0|    already carried out; to have a common point of reference on the
11   5,  1|          and self-denial were the common currency; today the insecurity
12   5,  1|          and self-denial were the common currency; today the insecurity
13   5,  1|     transmit these real, concrete common values.~·The superiors of
14   5,  1|         and formative).~It is our common conviction that every community
15   6,  B| highlighting the traits that were common to the young people, there
16   6,  B|           proclaimed. This is the common denominator and the element