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1 I,1   |         reveal himself, from the rich panoply of age-old cultures
2 I,2   |          roots), in the wide and rich sense which these terms
3 II,2,2|        somewhat overshadowed the rich significance of motherhood.
4 II,2,3|      time, the Catholic Church's rich cultural heritage, in the
5 II,2,3|         in human nature which is rich, in the image of God and,
6 II,3  | Christians now to draw from this rich heritage the elements compatible
7 II,3  |    challenge to start from these rich cultural traditions, such
8 III,6 |  Catholic cultural centres are a rich and varied phenomenon, whether