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 1 Intro,1,a|      responses.~ The variety of social, cultural, and economic
 2 Intro,1,a|     governments do not pro-vide social security, medical care,
 3 Intro,1,a|    group, or other mission. The social milieu that surrounds our
 4 Intro,1,a|  profession as a step up on the social ladder, or come from a life
 5 Intro,1,b|       material goods and on the social standing of communities.
 6 I        |         accountable in terms of social justice and the common good.
 7 I,0,2    | residences to such centers, the social and economic standing of
 8 I,0,4    |     needs, and not be swayed by social pressures and a desire to
 9 I,0,4    |         such as class trips and social functions that are beyond
10 I,0,5    |  personal gain and the need for social responsibility. We should
11 I,0,5    |       members of a Church whose social teachings are unequivocal,
12 II,1     |        sensitizing, and being a social conscience and motivating
13 III,1    |     fact that circumstances and social contexts vary from place
14 III,2,1  |        terms of your Province's social responsibilities, and keeping
15 III,2,4  |    world, are you familiar with social initiatives that are being
16 Conclu,1 |       texts from the Bible, the social teachings of the Popes,