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 1 Fwd,4|        language. This concern is common to all modern writers, given
 2  1,11|         one another to achieve a common mind under the influence
 3  1,11|          councils that offered a common forum for both Churches
 4  1,11|   differences and thus provide a common bond. It is probable beyond
 5  1,17|   Councils in order to achieve a common mind under the influence
 6  2,6 |        on St. Constantine, for a common Protestant misconception
 7  2,15|     gathered in order to reach a common mind with regard to problems
 8  2,35|          single spirit, a single common faith, a single and common
 9  2,35|       common faith, a single and common catholic consciousness guided
10  3,16|   Although Orthodoxy has more in common with the Monophysites than
11  4,12|    served by icons: “I enter the common place-of-therapy of souls,
12  5,4 |    states that “the image of the common monastic life is truly an
13  5,7 |         the elders. In a pattern common to later elders, he withdrew
14  5,8 |      eventually contribute to, a common cultural tradition — the
15  5,8 |          did not repent of it (a common state among people to this
16  6,13|        Council. The Greed is the common treasure of the entire Church,
17  7,11|     again they are accepting the common practices of the Orthodox
18  7,14|       propositions (premises): a common or middle term is present
19  7,14|      some busses are trains: the common theme is long [The Concise
20  7,14| reformers of the Church” have in common is that each group claims
21  7,14|          Fr. John notes that one common approach among the Protestants
22  7,14|          today (one that is most common among the less educated
23  7,14|      from the same source, share common beliefs, and thus are the
24  7,14|        mysteries of God than the common wisdom of millions upon
25  7,17|     thing as Peshitta in Syriac: common. All three of these translations
26  8,7 |        did, for the Creed is the common treasure of the entire Church.
27  8,14|    Trinity are overshadowed by a common nature. This Western view
28  9,12|          own contribution to the common work. Man's work toward
29  9,15|        East would certainly find common ground with the West in
30  9,22|       importance of the Cross. A common and incorrect assertion
31  9,35|         this new religion, their common denominator, is the concept
32  9,39|    divine likeness if he lives a common life such as that of the
33  9,42|    forces us to conjecture their common source — the actuality in
34 10,6 |        but they are subject to a common canonical code, and, most
35 10,6 |         of one tree nourished by common roots. Here once again is
36 10,6 |     assemble in order to reach a common mind under the guidance
37 10,10| different denominations having a common claim to follow Christ or
38 10,21| conscience, takes place when the common conviction of the sanctity
39 10,22|       all are tied together by a common concern and love for one
40 10,23|        or sisters if they have a common father and mother, or only
41 10,23|     father and mother, or only a common father or mother; or even
42 11,4 |      Daily celebrations are less common, although they do occur
43 11,4 |       that is, it was always the common possession of the whole
44 11,4 |     never hear the expression so common in the West: to hear Mass.
45 11,4 |   Liturgy never ceased to be the common act performed by the priest
46 11,4 |          doctrines and practices common to the pre-schism Universal