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 1      I, 1     |            carefully considered the various consultations and numerous
 2      I, 1     | Congregation offers this aid to the various Episcopates to facilitate
 3      I,Intro,2|           subsequent centuries, the various Councils(18) as well as
 4      I,Intro,2|         period, it experienced, for various reasons, a slow decline
 5      I    (30)|      schools etc. as well as in the various ecclesial structures”. Catechesis
 6     II    (1) |             an understanding of the various duties of the diaconate
 7     II,Intro,5|      vocational discernment and the various aspects of formation. This
 8     II, I,1   |            in the solicitude of the various ministries. However, in
 9     II, I,2   |            work of education in its various dimensions, and of maintaining
10     II, I,2   |        helping to make personal the various moments of formation. He
11     II,III,4  |           with a combination of the various possibilities. Where geographical
12     II,IV,1   |          use. Community life—in the various forms in which it can be
13     II,IV,2   |          which takes account of the various stages of the formation;
14     II,IV,3   |         dogmatic theology, with its various treatises: Trinity, creation,
15     II,IV,4   |             the articulation of the various aspects of formation, integrating
16    III, 1,2   |           in which deacons work, in various particular Churches and
17    III, 2,3   |             and the exercise of the various ministries. (113)~They should
18    III, 2,6   |             of deacons has taken on various forms so as to satisfy the
19    III, 2,7   |             for its exercise in the various sectors of diocesan and
20    III, 3,2   |           Christian virtues and the various evangelical precepts and
21    III, 3,5   |         themselves according to the various types of prayer: the celebration
22    III, 3,5   |         Hours, as prescribed by the various Episcopal Conferences, (209)
23    III, 3,6   |        necessary to integrate these various elements in a unitary fashion,
24    III, 4,6   |          the past, attention to the various aspects of the human formation
25    III, 4,7   |           Conferences of bishops or various dioceses — spiritual retreats,