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 1   I,  6 |                           6. The witness that the Lord gives of Himself
 2   I,  15|        meaning when it becomes a witness, when it evokes admiration
 3   I,  16|        the Church, if the finest witness to Christ is that of St.
 4  II,  21|     Gospel must be proclaimed by witness. Take a Christian or a handful
 5  II,  21|   imagine. Through this wordless witness these Christians stir up
 6  II,  21|        they in our midst? Such a witness is already a silent proclamation
 7  II,  21|         questions evoked by this witness which involves presence,
 8  II,  21|    Christians are called to this witness, and in this way they can
 9  II,  22|          because even the finest witness will prove ineffective in
10  II,  22|      Good News proclaimed by the witness of life sooner or later
11  II,  24|      becoming a person who bears witness to it and proclaims it in
12  II,  24|         the renewal of humanity, witness, explicit proclamation,
13 III,  26|          is first of all to bear witness, in a simple and direct
14 III,  26|         the Holy Spirit, to bear witness that in His Son God has
15 III,  30|       this liberation, of giving witness to it, of ensuring that
16  IV,  41|         of evangelization is the witness of an authentically Christian
17  IV,  41|       other words, by her living witness of fidelity to the Lord
18  IV,  41|  fidelity to the Lord Jesus- the witness of poverty and detachment,
19  IV,  41|        this world, in short, the witness of sanctity.~
20   V,  51|      Acts of the Apostles, bears witness to a privileged and in a
21   V,  54|         duty if she did not give witness before them of the fullness
22  VI,  61|         of the liturgy, in their witness before judges and executioners
23  VI,  69|          holiness that they bear witness. They embody the Church
24  VI,  69| importance in the context of the witness which, as we have said,
25  VI,  69|      Church herself, this silent witness of poverty and abnegation,
26  VI,  69|           can become an eloquent witness capable of touching also
27 VII,  75|     service and later on for the witness of blood.115 The Spirit,
28 VII,  76|        preach what you live? The witness of life has become more
29 VII,  76|        more effective the common witness, "so that the world may
30 VII,  77|      certainly bound up with the witness of unity given by the Church.
31 VII,  77|    already give a greater common witness to Christ before the world
32 VII,  77|          preaching and of giving witness to the Gospel requires this.~