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 1 1 |    property or the property of a generation: it belongs to the whole
 2 1 |          it once belonged to the generation of those who are now adults,
 3 2 |       Apostle Peter to the first generation of Christians, have a relationship
 4 3 |         by those members of your generation whose lives have been weighed
 5 5 |         of today? Are we not the generation whose horizon of existence
 6 8 |       young questioners in every generation. In ours too. His words
 7 15|      re-echo loud and clear from generation to generation.~In our own
 8 15|         clear from generation to generation.~In our own generation,
 9 15|        to generation.~In our own generation, at the close of the second
10 15|         tomorrow, when the older generation has passed on. So you rightly
11 15| fundamental question facing your generation.~This is how your conversation
12 15|        young people of the first generation of the Church through the