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 1   1   |    context with the ability to dialogue and make effective suggestions.
 2   2   |        to make comparisons, to dialogue with people of widely differing
 3   3, 2|       and leads to a convinced dialogue with others in an atmosphere
 4   3, 3|     ecumenism, inter-religious dialogue and with non-believers,
 5   7, 1| capacity for communication and dialogue; he should form in himself
 6   8   |     wider cultural or pastoral dialogue, that have the possibility
 7   8, 1|       at the highest level the dialogue between salesian charism
 8   8, 1|     for cultural and religious dialogue, unity and organic nature
 9   8, 2|      rather than entering into dialogue for the sustaining of alternative
10   8, 2|        inspiration), to foster dialogue and exchange of ideas between