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 1  0,1 |          Pontiff intended at that time as an aid to restoring unity
 2  0,4 |           among the people of our time.~
 3  I,7 |        marvels of Pentecost.~At a time when it is increasingly
 4  I,8 |     abandon itself to sorrow. But time belongs to God, and whatever
 5  I,8 |           whatever takes place in time can never be identified
 6  I,9 |      through the mentality of the time. During recent persecutions,
 7  I,10|  individual call and, at the same time, an ecclesial and community
 8  I,10|        the prayer that sanctifies time, he continues his assimilation
 9  I,13| Nevertheless, it is having a hard time finding new ones, and so
10  I,14|            in forms which vary in time and place, ranging from
11 II,18|      unity and thus return to the time when, after the death and
12 II,19|          Church demands it. Every time we celebrate the Eucharist,
13 II,20|  Orientalium Dignitas. Since that time a journey began which has
14 II,21|        ecclesial awareness of the time.(57) In entering into catholic
15 II,23|           well aware that at this time certain tensions between
16 II,23|        Churches at so important a time for the life of the world,
17 II,23|           of atheist regimes, the time has come to suffer, if necessary,
18 II,28|      Kingdom.~May God shorten the time and distance. May Christ,