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 1 Pre   |          confreres. I have seen a Church "without the possibilities
 2   1   |       charism for society and the Church.~I have admired the tireless
 3   2   |      service of the young, of the Church and of society; but we also
 4   2   |           the vicissitudes of the Church and the situation of the
 5   2   |       Spirit, in harmony with the Church; and it was expressed in
 6   3, 2|         to God or the Gospel, the Church wishes to renew the Gospel
 7   3, 3|         assurance of being on the Church’s wavelength. "‘If we expect
 8   4   | Congregation and the needs of the Church made evident the need for
 9   4   |         encouraging vision of the Church, its mission and its relationship
10   4   |         training… People, and the Church first of all, consider us
11   7, 2|        fundamental thought of the Church and the classics of Christian
12   7, 3|         great importance that the Church wants to entrust to us in
13   7, 4|          recent guidelines of the Church.~For the Salesian – and
14   7, 4|         in certain spheres of the Church, also as a consequence of
15   7, 4|         The very situation of the Church today demands increasingly
16   8, 1|   development and services to the Church, it assists widely varying
17   8, 1|  expression of its mission in the Church, with its specific cultural
18   8, 2|   structure and organization. The Church is going ahead, in the context
19   8, 3|       themselves and to the local Church. There are in fact quite