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 1  0,1 |    interchange which has taken place over the past century.~Since,
 2  0,2 |       were all together in one place (Acts 2:1), the Paraclete
 3  I,6 |      in Trinitarian life takes place through the liturgy and
 4  I,6 | occupies an altogether special place among them. From her the
 5  I,8 |        God, and whatever takes place in time can never be identified
 6  I,9 |     monastery is the prophetic place where creation becomes praise
 7  I,10|      bound to the Word, as the place where the Word becomes Flesh
 8  I,11|     itself, the body becomes a place made luminous by grace and
 9  I,14|     the monk finds the world a place where the beauty of the
10  I,14|   forms which vary in time and place, ranging from social assistance
11  I,16|     lest an idol be created in place of God. Only in a progressive
12 II,20|      Mt 19:17 - 19) intends to place himself at the service of
13 II,20|        know that this can take place only on the basis of the
14 II,27|       find once more its ideal place. This hope also concerns