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 1   1,  11|      from which generations of Christians down the ages have lived.
 2   1,  20|        new millennium, so that Christians will feel more obliged than
 3   2,  25|      his heart. If in our time Christians must be distinguished above
 4   3,  30| services of common prayer with Christians from the aforementioned
 5   4,  36|      moral duty incumbent upon Christians who wish to participate
 6   4,  37|      made by Saint Paul to the Christians of Corinth: “We beseech
 7   4,  43|     desire for unity among all Christians. The Second Vatican Council,
 8   4,  45|      for responding to Eastern Christians separated in good faith
 9   4,  45|      case of other non-Eastern Christians who are not in full communion
10   4,  46|       Anointing of the Sick to Christians who are not in full communion
11   5,  50|        has taken place between Christians of the West and the East.
12   6,  53|        the first generation of Christians, who were devoted to “the
13 CON,  61|       to future generations of Christians, without loss, her faith