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 1      I,Intro,1|         ministry is exercised in different degrees by those who even
 2     II,Intro,1|          in which were foreseen “different types of formation” according
 3     II,Intro,1|     formation” according to the “different types of diaconate” (for
 4     II,Intro,2|       completely at the mercy of different theological opinions. There
 5     II,Intro,3|        ministry of the deacon in different pastoral contexts~9. The
 6     II,Intro,3|  suggested, in each case, by the different pastoral situations of the
 7     II, I,2   |        task of co-ordinating the different people involved in the formation,
 8     II, I,2   |        in the programming of the different formational activities and
 9     II, I,2   |        and taking account of the different situations of the candidates.
10     II,III,4  |          community of aspirants.~Different ways of organising the formation
11     II,III,4  |          a harmonious manner the different areas of formation (human,
12     II,IV,1   |        to fight and overcome the different forms of selfishness and
13     II,IV,3   |        would take account of the different situations, personal and
14    III, 2,7   |        Parish~41. While assuming different forms, the diaconal ministry,
15    III, 3,6   |      some of her members and, in different ways, both in the East and
16    III, 4,6   |   deacons to mediate it in their different professions, at work and
17    III, 4,7   | guarantee co-ordinated unity for different pastoral activities.~The