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 1 Intro     |          our vocation to share in solidarity; the estab-lishment of a "
 2 I         |          recent years, a sense of solidarity has given rise to a number
 3 I         |           Province is showing its solidarity by redistributing the resources
 4 I,0,1     | dedication to peace, justice, and solidarity. They also insist on both
 5 I,0,1     |         documents Our Mission and Solidarity (Numbers 12, 14, second
 6 I,0,2     |          simplicity, witness, and solidarity.~Our calling to lead an
 7 I,0,3     |      keeping in mind the need for solidarity among communities.~
 8 I,0,4     |          projects for justice and solidarity (it succeeded in bringing
 9 I,0,4     |           leading them to greater solidarity. ~·         The development
10 I,0,5     |                                   Solidarity: sharing, even things that
11 I,0,5     |          in the Gospel speaks of "solidarity" - of God's never-failing
12 I,0,5     |            of God's never-failing solidarity with men and women, of Christ'
13 I,0,5     |           humble efforts to be in solidarity with our neighbor can hardly
14 I,0,5     |         doubt that what counts is solidarity in action. It is so true
15 I,0,5     |         so true that acts done in solidarity lead us to the unexpected
16 I,0,5     |         schools with a dynamic of solidarity that goes beyond the running
17 I,0,5     |       rise to powerful actions in solidarity - to NGO's, campaigns for
18 I,0,5     |          our mission demand them. Solidarity is on the march, urging
19 I,0,5     |     projects closely tied in with solidarity and which involve sharing
20 I,0,5     |          creation of a culture of solidarity, and that we are firmly
21 I,0,5     |           young people in and for solidarity?~We cannot disassociate
22 I,0,5     |           make to demonstrate our solidarity. Our faith requires deeds
23 I,0,5     |           that we plan to take in solidarity need to be visible to us
24 I,0,6     |        having to do with internal solidarity. Plainly visible realities -
25 I,0,6     |     financial aid for projects of solidarity, and setting up funds for
26 I,0,6     |           Bureau of International Solidarity (BIS), nongovernmental organizations (
27 I,0,6     |         on mission, and acting in solidarity, involving both Brothers
28 II,1      |          new ways for us to be in solidarity in dealing with challenges
29 II,1      |          youth groups, working on solidarity projects, etc. I'm referring
30 III,1     |         and experience a sense of solidarity, just as it does when catastrophes
31 III,2,1   |          of internal and external solidarity, What should we do with
32 III,2,3   |           reduced;  the degree of solidarity required.   Then, with this
33 III,2,4   |            offering it for use in solidarity projects in the Institute
34 III,2,4   |               donating some 2% to solidarity when undertaking new construction
35 III,2,4   |           sheets, distributing in solidarity everything that exceeds
36 III,4,3   |           is a matter of being in solidarity in a way that goes beyond
37 Conclu,0,c|           is a matter of being in solidarity in a way that goes beyond