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 1   1,  2|           reinforces our links of fraternity with those that work for
 2   1,  6|           revealed. ~They thought fraternity, but now aren’t ours often
 3   1,  7|          communion, the belief in fraternity, in the testimony to evangelical
 4   2,  3| themselves by their prayer, their fraternity and their joy. They also
 5   3,  0|         and that is the aspect of fraternity. It aroused general agreement
 6   3,  0|  community which is "deep down" a fraternity of faith, giving a clear
 7   3,  0|           demand to live communal fraternity more intensely. This is
 8   3,  0|         once again places of true fraternity, the young people will be
 9   3,  0|         live it enthusiastically. Fraternity means first and foremost
10   3,  0|           to unity in diversity. ~Fraternity is the consecrated life’
11   6,  A|   communities which are places of fraternity in which a person can also
12   6,  B|    consensus on communication and fraternity. They are realities which