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 1  0,1 |           an integral part of the heritage of Christ's Church, the
 2  0,1 |   divinely revealed and undivided heritage of the universal Church(2)
 3  0,3 |           intend to address their heritage of faith and life, aware
 4  I,5 |    thoughts turn to the Christian heritage of the East. I do not intend
 5  I,5 |           intend to describe that heritage or to interpret it: I listen
 6  I,6 |           is part of their common heritage. This can be summarized
 7  I,7 | themselves according to their own heritage of culture and thought is
 8  I,8 |     expectation.~Tradition is the heritage of Christ's Church. This
 9  I,8 |     repetition of formulas, but a heritage which preserves its original,
10  I,8 |    element of the Church's living heritage is increasingly understood
11  I,9 |    monasticism nor to the Eastern heritage, they have frequently acquired
12 II,20|           features of the Eastern heritage.~These are signs of an attitude
13 II,21|   Churches despite sharing in the heritage of their fathers. A constant,