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 1   1   |          to live consciously the Christian faith, to bear witness to
 2   2   |         the history of Italy, of Christian truth and a form of popular
 3   3, 2|      expressing the value of the Christian presence in the social reality.~
 4   3, 2|     radical challenge to being a Christian, an interrogation on the
 5   3, 3|    Direction of consciences, the Christian animation of communities,
 6   3, 3|          options to be made as a Christian community and the orientations
 7   3, 3| wavelength. "‘If we expect every Christian – the Synod Fathers write –
 8   7, 1|   knowledge of what concerns the Christian mystery and the questions
 9   7, 2|       Church and the classics of Christian reflection. It should never
10   7, 4|       which regard religious and Christian experience, problems which
11   8, 2|         its inspiration from the Christian mentality and passes on
12   8, 2|        elaboration of culture of Christian inspiration.~This is a missionary