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 1   1   |  they are accompanied by the knowledge and techniques proper to
 2   2   |    ordination for an updated knowledge of moral theology and for
 3   2   |   communicate to them faith, knowledge and the experience of life.~
 4   3, 3| which call for more complete knowledge and more consolidated practice.
 5   3, 3|   should seek an ever deeper knowledge of the divine mysteries’.
 6   3, 4|    theoretical and practical knowledge of the problems of the young
 7   3, 4| spirit, a reflex and organic knowledge of the preventive system
 8   4   |     branches of theology and knowledge, with the beginning and
 9   6   |     which are already common knowledge and accepted.~The first
10   6   |     Culture evolves rapidly, knowledge becomes more extensive,
11   7, 1|      the taste for a broader knowledge of what concerns the Christian
12   7, 1|   study of those branches of knowledge proper to his mission".
13   7, 2|    of what serves for a good knowledge of local culture.~The initiative
14   7, 4|    the first place a special knowledge of the world of youth and
15   7, 4|   translate the exertions of knowledge and action into an experience
16   7, 4|  good "doctor", with a sound knowledge of the mysteries of the
17   7, 4|      the one speaking a deep knowledge of the mystery of God, the
18   9   |  life of Don Bosco: love and knowledge at the service of the young.
19   9   |    that wisdom which is the ‘knowledge of God's mystery’, the "
20   9   |      of God's mystery’, the "knowledge of Christ" which St Paul