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 1  II,  22|          word of life. There is no true evangelization if the name,
 2 III,  28|          beyond man himself, whose true destiny is not restricted
 3 III,  28|    bringing their celebration to a true fullness, is not, as some
 4 III,  31|           justice and in peace the true, authentic advancement of
 5 III,  38|          social teaching which the true Christian cannot ignore
 6  IV,  43|  circumstance. It suffices to have true spiritual sensitivity for
 7  IV,  47|       sometimes done. It is indeed true that a certain way of administering
 8  IV,  47|          to live the sacraments as true sacraments of faith- and
 9  IV,  48|            worship not involving a true acceptance by faith. It
10  IV,  48|          of sects and endanger the true ecclesial community.~But
11  IV,  48|         multitudes of our people a true encounter with God in Jesus
12   V,  51|        already evangelization in a true sense, although at its initial
13   V,  53|               and can constitute a true "preparation for the Gospel,"
14   V,  55|          Here we are thinking of a true secularism: a concept of
15  VI,  64|        Gospel and most open to the true meaning of the Church, have
16 VII,  74|         mandate of the Church, are true evangelizers to be worthy
17 VII,  76| evangelizing zeal must spring from true holiness of life, and, as