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 1   I, I,1  |     the source of its multiple gifts, the bond of its marvelous
 2   I, I,2  |     hierarchic and charismatic gifts, and in this way directs
 3   I, I,2  |  members among themselves, the gifts, that is, the offices and
 4   I, I,4  |   considering the diversity of gifts, offices and duties, we
 5   I,II,5  |     Christ, the Head. The very gifts given by the Spirit are
 6   I,II,6  |        an abundance of special gifts of the Holy Spirit and the
 7   I,II,9  |    himself, in their totality, gifts, offices and duties, but
 8   I,II,9  |      People of God, whether of gifts or functions, converge and
 9   I,II,9  |       cf. LG 21) of discerning gifts and competencies, of coordinating
10   I,III,11|     certainly possess personal gifts, which without doubt usually
11   I,III,11|   renewal. Discernment of such gifts, however, and their correct
12  II, V    | elements, namely the spiritual gifts and the ecclesial structures
13  II,VI,23 |        alone, by virtue of the gifts conferred on them by God
14  II,VI,23 |    Spirit, both to receive His gifts "with thanksgiving and consolation" (