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1 Int,  1 |     not simply express a daily experience of faith, but recapitulates
2 Int,  4 |     him company, yet he had to experience loneliness and abandonment: “
3 Int,  6 |     can in some way relive the experience of the two disciples on
4 Int,  7 |       need to urge everyone to experience it ever anew? ~
5 Int,  8 |        has given me a powerful experience of its universal and, so
6   2,  24|      same time it elevates the experience of fraternity already present
7   2,  24|       that of the simple human experience of sharing a meal. Through
8   2,  24|       of disunity, which daily experience shows to be so deeply rooted
9   6,  58| spirituality for helping us to experience the mystery of the Eucharist.