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 1  II,  22 |          constantly gripped by the desire to evangelize, has but one
 2   V,  55 |            as the supreme value, a desire for power and domination,
 3   V,  58 |        more intensely, or from the desire and quest for a more human
 4  VI,  64 |          arguments, or even in the desire for a certain freedom of
 5  VI,  64 |           the lex credendi, in the desire for unity with all the other
 6  VI,  69 |           embody the Church in her desire to give herself completely
 7  VI,  72 |            awaken in every one the desire to offer them with zeal
 8  VI,  73 |         neglect this?~We earnestly desire that in each individual
 9 VII,  75 | evangelization, also expressed the desire that pastors and theologians-
10 VII,  75 |  evangelization today. This is our desire too, and we exhort all evangelizers,
11 VII,  77 |       Moreover we make our own the desire of the Fathers of the Third
12 VII,  78 |            or hides truth out of a desire to please men, in order
13 VII,  78 |           sake of originality or a desire to make an impression. He
14 VIII,  82|                    82. This is the desire that we rejoice to entrust