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 1 1 |         us, thanks to you, in a certain sense continually become
 2 2 |        in other words that in a certain sense it holds good constantly
 3 3 |        hospital, condemned to a certain passivity which can make
 4 6 |        by the events which in a certain sense happen "from outside";
 5 6 |         truth of our acts, in a certain sense, there is constantly
 6 7 |    history of humanity. What is certain is that from the most ancient
 7 8 |         the past, especially in certain countries, as also in certain
 8 8 |   certain countries, as also in certain Institutes of consecrated
 9 10|          the question that in a certain sense is at the heart of
10 11|      you at the same time, in a certain sense, bears them within
11 11|   concept of "family", and in a certain sense one within the other.
12 12|         way forms man, and in a certain sense creates him. So it
13 12|        peers, who-especially in certain societies and environments-are
14 13|         only provide you with a certain number of elements for the
15 14|        that "growth" which in a certain sense constitutes the evangelical
16 15| nevertheless that when faced by certain questions these many different
17 15|       so that man may feel in a certain sense "freed" from sin but