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 1   I, I,3  |          deface in the least her specific structure as universal sacrament
 2   I,II,8  |       fostered in them, and that specific duties and mandates are
 3   I,III,11|      coming from the Spirit.~The specific charismatic note of any
 4   I,III,12|       authentically approved its specific mission.~Considering then
 5   I,III,13|         life, we can deduce some specific conclusions:~a) Religious
 6   I,III,13|        way of life. Whatever the specific character of their institute
 7   I,III,13|          particular spirit and a specific mission. Religious, therefore,
 8   I,IV,14 |            each according to his specific vocation, are called to
 9   I,IV,20 |   manifesting in the diocese the specific witness and the genuine
10   I,IV,20 |       and appreciate greatly the specific contribution with which
11  II, V    | superiors, each according to his specific role, but in harmony and
12  II, V    | vocations, firm guardians of the specific character of each religious
13  II, V    | superiors, each according to his specific competency, should zealously
14  II,VI    |    though they are vested with a specific competency, each according
15  II,VII,24|          16). In fact, it is his specific office to defend consecrated
16  II,VII,24|         to determine clearly the specific competencies of such an