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 1 INT,  2     |         the universal Church, with great trust and simplicity, the
 2   I,  9     |          proclaims salvation, this great gift of God which is liberation
 3   I,  12    |           one to which He attaches great importance: the humble and
 4   I,  12    |      together "in His name" in the great community of those who believe
 5   I,  14    | consolation that at the end of the great Assembly of 1974 we heard
 6 III,  31    |           and courage have, to our great joy, furnished the enlightening
 7  IV,  47    |           their effectiveness to a great extent. The role of evangelization
 8   V,  53    |     incomplete but often made with great sincerity and righteousness
 9  VI,  61(85)|                  Saint Gregory the Great, Homil. in Evangelia 19,
10  VI,  61    |         Church to be: universal, a great tree whose branches shelter
11  VI,  64    |           it has escaped only with great difficulty (if indeed it
12  VI,  67    |            reason that St. Leo the Great describes him as he who
13  VI,  67(99)|                    Cf. St. Leo the Great, Sermo 69, 3; Sermo 70,
14  VI,  69    |     sacrifice. Other religious, in great numbers, give themselves
15  VI,  73    |          and life, by exercising a great variety of ministries according
16  VI,  73    |            cannot but experience a great inner joy when we see so
17  VI,  73    |     speaking takes on today a very great importance. How would preachers
18 VII,  75    |        earth in order to begin the great work of the Church's evangelization.
19 VII,  75    |          is not by chance that the great inauguration of evangelization
20 VII,  77    |        this not perhaps one of the great sicknesses of evangelization
21 VII,  80    |          can quench. May it be the great joy of our consecrated lives.