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 1 Pref |        parents, and parishioners young and old. In this grand vision
 2 1,4  |       barbarian, male or female, young or old, rich or poor, all
 3 2,4  |          how, while seeking as a young man the forgiveness of his
 4 3,2  |     impact being greatest on the young. It is our youth who unavoidably
 5 3,2  | exemplified by the fact that our young people are more deeply influenced
 6 5,2  |     spiritual life. As a zealous young Christian in his twenties,
 7 5,4  |        Theologian tells how as a young man he began fervently to
 8 6,1  |         He was an honest, strong young man much impressed by the
 9 6,1  |        and many hermitages.~ The young novice set upon his monastic
10 6,1  |    writes: “One day when I was a young novice I was praying before
11 6,1  |          why,~when I was still a young novice, the Lord gave me
12 6,1  |       the beginning when I was a young novice,~and came about because
13 8,2  |        life. While in Greece the young man visits the Holy Mountain
14 8,2  |         experience. Suddenly the young man has a changed heart
15 8,2  |          ethnic traditions.~ The young man then returns to America
16 8,4  |     early Church is that, as the young Christian movement was leaving
17 9,2  |       Father who shared with his young rebel son His own property
18 9,2  |       the Prodigal Son. When the young son utterly crashed and
19 10,1 |        must be made. When we are young, we usually ask: What kind