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 1   2   | involved him in a great deal of personal work in compiling and editing.~"
 2   2   |        expressions according to personal aptitudes and gifts, but
 3   4   |        is not easy to live at a personal level and translate into
 4   7, 1|      salesian holiness – to his personal experience.~As I think of
 5   7, 1|       can even gain ground that personal culture, such as reflection
 6   7, 1|         possibilities. "Through personal and community initiatives"
 7   7, 1|     maximum profit.~But a daily personal commitment is also needed.
 8   7, 1|       aspect of one who makes a personal experience the source of
 9   7, 2|      the community has changed. Personal sources of information have
10   7, 3|       therefore be added to the personal and communal responsibility
11   7, 4|   opportune to include in one’s personal cultural equipment the learning