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 1   2   |       and its presence in human history.~The text has been frequently
 2   2   |         the diffusion of sacred history, of the history of Italy,
 3   2   |       of sacred history, of the history of Italy, of Christian truth
 4   4   |       not the first time in the history of our Congregation that
 5   4   |         at different moments in history but which together emphasize
 6   4   |  complete this reference to our history by recalling some expressions
 7   5   |      present day~The moments of history to which I have referred
 8   7, 2|        our specific heritage of history, pedagogy and spirituality,
 9   7, 3| ensuring the memory of salesian history, as the communication of
10   7, 3|        every continent, and its history has still to be written.
11   7, 3|       and communicating its own history in line with criteria that
12   7, 4|        its inspiration from the history of the Congregation and
13   7, 4|       become abundant: there is history which must not be forgotten,
14   8, 2|         throws light on nature, history and present tensions. The
15   9   |     life and the development of history. It comes to us as a gift