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1 1|      separated from exegesis, spirituality is separated from dogmatics
2 3|      save the identity of our spirituality and the distinctiveness
3 3|      that feeds that specific spirituality. Water and a fertile humus
4 3| whatever their variety.~Every spirituality and every institute linked
5 3|      dimension from which the spirituality sprang forth.~It is a route
6 3|      the “word” of which each spirituality is bearer, and therefore
7 3|      and understand one’s own spirituality and religious family not
8 3|   richness of his word, every spirituality needs the gift of the other,