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 1   I,  15|  listening to the Word and the apostles' teaching, charity lived
 2   I,  15|   teaching of the Lord and the apostles, the Word of life, the sources
 3  IV,  46|      Pharisee), and so did the apostles. In the long run, is there
 4   V,  49|       the Lord entrusts to His apostles a limitless universality: "
 5   V,  49| persecution, by scattering the apostles, helped to spread the Word
 6   V,  49|        Paul to the rank of the apostles and his charism as the preacher
 7   V,  50|   trials the activity of these apostles will never meet final failure
 8   V,  51|    special way the Acts of the Apostles, bears witness to a privileged
 9   V,  53|   preparing new generations of apostles. Let us state this fact
10  VI,  65|      the Lord entrusted to the apostles. While being translated
11  VI,  66|       the Lord entrusts to the apostles the task of proclaiming
12  VI,  68|      who are successors of the apostles, receive through the power
13  VI,  72|       become more and more the apostles of youth. The Church counts
14 VII,  74|         and in the name of the Apostles Peter and Paul, we wish
15 VII,  75|      day of Pentecost that the apostles depart to all the ends of
16 VII,  80|        and Paul, for the other apostles and for a multitude of splendid