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 1  I,9 |      precept of concretely lived charity becomes the ideal of human
 2  I,14|          makes the monk a man of charity. In the school of Paul the
 3 II,17|      path of mutual knowledge in charity to be continued. I can testify
 4 II,18|     being in love with unity and charity, attempted in many ways
 5 II,19|                   19. The way of charity is experiencing new moments
 6 II,19|         from the courage of this charity. I pray the Lord to inspire,
 7 II,20|    service of a Church united in charity. "Peter's task is to search
 8 II,23|       acquired in the years when charity was more freely exercised.
 9 II,23|        extend gestures of common charity to one another and jointly
10 II,23| commitment to a rapprochement in charity between the Churches is
11 II,23|        to fail in the witness of charity among Christians, for even
12 II,23|         to be burned but had not charity, it would serve no purpose (
13 II,25|         also for the exercise of charity.~I judge very positively
14 II,28|      full communion of faith and charity urges us and reproaches