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 1   2,1|         a sense of discomfort in relationships.~ The recalling of this
 2   2,1|       from the Spirit.” (31) New relationships were born of this: “The
 3   2,1|         institutes, spoke of the relationships being established with the
 4   2,1|   literature about lay-religious relationships, but we can never dispense
 5   2,2|         superiors was not on the relationships between religious and Church
 6   3,2|           in tending to personal relationships, spiritual formation and
 7   3,3| vocational differences. Personal relationships change: respect is given
 8   4,1|         of sharing only friendly relationships. Others who limit themselves
 9   5,1|       expects from religious-lay relationships is not utopian: “unexpected
10   5,3|       freedom and spontaneity of relationships that exists in it: the risk
11   5,3|          are capable of building relationships with the laity to the extent