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 1    I, 2,1 |           times past, the cultural tradition favored the transmission
 2    I, 2,1 |       times, however, the cultural tradition has undergone considerable
 3   II, 1,12|         WORD 0F GOD: ACT 0F LIVING TRADITION~ ~13 "Now what was handed
 4   II, 1,12|          believes" (DV, 8).~ ~This tradition is bound up with things
 5   II, 1,12|            sayings. It is a living tradition, since through it God continues
 6   II, 1,12|         gives voice to this living tradition, within the totality of
 7   II, 1,12|             within the totality of tradition. "This tradition which comes
 8   II, 1,12|       totality of tradition. "This tradition which comes from the apostles
 9   II, 1,12|         the Holy Spirit, in sacred tradition, by the light and sense
10   II, 1,13|    teaching. Remaining faithful in tradition, the ministry of the word
11   II, 1,14|    knowledge of the expressions of tradition, and speaks and manifests
12   II, 2,21|      Scripture and the learning of tradition.~ ~
13  III, 2,49| Incarnation developed in Christian tradition: through a diligent understanding
14   VI, 4,86|        revelation and of Christian tradition as well as the chief principles
15   VI, 4,86|            faith. The witnesses of tradition should be held in due esteem,
16   VI, 4,87|         the witnesses of Christian tradition and of principles that foster