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 1 INT,  1 |        service rendered to the Christian community and also to the
 2 INT,  3 |     study how we can bring the Christian message to modern man. For
 3 INT,  3 |     man. For it is only in the Christian message that modern man
 4   I,  15|    upon to continue.39 For the Christian community is never closed
 5  II,  21|  proclaimed by witness. Take a Christian or a handful of Christians
 6  II,  21|  principles that are in no way Christian, or people who are seeking,
 7 III,  37|        that is contrary to the Christian spirit, and it can also
 8 III,  37|     the Gospel, that it is not Christian; and that sudden or violent
 9 III,  38|         She is providing these Christian "liberators" with the inspiration
10 III,  38|        teaching which the true Christian cannot ignore and which
11 III,  38|      the spirit of a committed Christian, without confusion with
12 III,  38|   strives always to insert the Christian struggle for liberation
13  IV,  41|    witness of an authentically Christian life, given over to God
14  IV,  44|      given to form patterns of Christian living and not to remain
15  IV,  44| possible, and in every case in Christian homes- if those giving catechetical
16  IV,  47|        to lead each individual Christian to live the sacraments as
17   V,  52|     but who live quite outside Christian life, for simple people
18   V,  53| respects and esteems these non Christian religions because they are
19   V,  53|        studied in the light of Christian Tradition and the Church'
20  VI,  64|      of prayer and worship, of Christian life and conduct and of
21  VI,  70|        but to put to use every Christian and evangelical possibility
22  VI,  70|     exercise to the full their Christian powers which are often buried
23  VI,  71|       should be found in every Christian family the various aspects
24 VII,  75|   wishes to achieve within the Christian community. Through the Holy
25 VII,  76|   Gospel. We exhort the laity: Christian families, youth, adults,
26 VII,  77|       with a strong feeling of Christian hope that look to the efforts
27 VII,  77|      efforts being made in the Christian world for this restoration
28 VII,  77|    greater commitment with the Christian brethren with whom we are
29 VII,  79|    these certainties for their Christian life; they have a right
30 VII,  80|       would be useful if every Christian and every evangelizer were