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 1 INT,  1  |             a program of life and action, and a fundamental commitment
 2 III,  35 |       postulates and its norms of action theological data and conclusions,
 3 III,  38 |          concretely into forms of action, participation and commitment.
 4   V,  49 |       made them into a program of action. Even persecution, by scattering
 5   V,  53 |      living presence and with His action; she thus causes an encounter
 6   V,  56 |         The Church's evangelizing action cannot ignore these two
 7   V,  57 | communities of the faithful whose action can and must reach others.~
 8  VI,  60 |         an ecclesial act, and his action is certainly attached to
 9  VI,  60 |        master of his evangelizing action, with a discretionary power
10  VI,  68 |           ever present in all our action: to proclaim the Gospel
11  VI,  68 |      People with the signs of the action of Christ which are the
12  VI,  71 |           stress the evangelizing action of the family in the evangelizing
13 VII,  75 |           be possible without the action of the Holy Spirit. The
14 VII,  75 |      could not replace the gentle action of the Spirit. The most
15 VII,  75 |       manner of the Holy Spirit's action in evangelization today.
16 VII,  76 |         charitable and liberating action? Is she ever more committed
17 VIII,  81|     through a program of pastoral action with evangelization as its