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 1  0,3 |     Dearly beloved, we have this common task: we must say together
 2  0,3 |        have almost everything in common;(8) and above all, we have
 3  0,3 |        and above all, we have in common the true longing for unity.~
 4  I,6 |       and theological tradition, common to the various Churches
 5  I,6 |    Churches and is part of their common heritage. This can be summarized
 6  I,9 | undivided Church.(26)~The strong common traits uniting the monastic
 7 II,17|         more responsible for the common good, not only as individuals,
 8 II,17|         the need to increase our common openness to the Spirit who
 9 II,18|       features and identity. The common experience of martyrdom,
10 II,18|        to be strengthened in our common faith, a perfect continuation
11 II,18|         no longer perceived as a common treasure, but as incompatibility.
12 II,23|          directives favoring the common progress of all the Churches
13 II,23|      them.~To extend gestures of common charity to one another and
14 II,23|       large numbers. After their common martyrdom suffered for Christ
15 II,25|   significant act to arrive at a common recognition of the holiness