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 1   2,    0, 6  |     that express the desire for dialogue, for communion and for sharing.
 2   2,    1, 10 |       it becomes the content of dialogue, of discernment, of comparison
 3   2,    1, 13 | co-responsibility, reciprocity, dialogue and pardon.~We commit ourselves
 4   2,    3, 19 |  overcome through open, sincere dialogue, theexperience-insistently
 5   2,    3, 19 |       of the presuppositions of dialogue and motives of faith. ~From
 6   2,    3, 19 |       of sincerity, clarity and dialogue, to hasty judgement and
 7   2,    9, 52 |     accepting the challenges of dialogue present in the international
 8   2,    9, 52 |  inter-religious and ecumenical dialogue united to the need for studying
 9   3,    4, 79 |         reality, the ability to dialogue, to listen to the culture
10   3,    7, 90 |    charism. (cf PF 40-42).~ ~In dialogue with the other vocations~ ~
11   3,    7, 91 |       us sto weave a profitable dialogue with all. ~We are aware
12   3,    9, 103|    renewal of religious life in dialogue with history. Our formation
13   3,   11, 111|  require attitudes of research, dialogue, thinking and, for us, the
14   3,   12, 112| considered to be a resource for dialogue, often even an opportunity