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 1 Int  |       two-fold way: that of the 'example and that of intercession.
 2 Int  |          married lay person, for example, has to "start afresh from
 3   1,2|         founded on the words and example of the Lord, are a divine
 4   1,3| presented above all, as "sublime example of consecration" (VC 28)
 5   1,3|         of Marian character. For example, he exhorts consecrated
 6   2,2|          give a very significant example. According to the Instruction,
 7   2,3| certainly incomplete. In it, for example, is completely absent the
 8   2,3|       been very appropriate, for example, some brush-strokes on Mary, "
 9   2,4|      millennium. This means, for example, that the spirituality of
10   3,3|    affirms, Mary "is the sublime example of perfect consecration,
11   3,4|     comparison one is aware, for example, that the Trinitarian perspective
12   3,4|      sufficient to remember, for example, that in some Constitutions,