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 1  II,  17|   activity there are of course certain elements and aspects to
 2  IV,  40| because they thereby present a certain challenge to our capacity
 3  IV,  47|       and the sacraments. In a certain sense it is a mistake to
 4  IV,  47|       It is indeed true that a certain way of administering the
 5   V,  50|  opposed, if not prevented, by certain public powers Even in our
 6   V,  52|       simple people who have a certain faith but an imperfect knowledge
 7   V,  55|     which regulate them with a certain autonomy, but with the inner
 8   V,  56|         Today however it shows certain new characteristics. It
 9   V,  56|     former takes the form of a certain refusal and an inability
10  VI,  64|       even in the desire for a certain freedom of movement or action-
11  VI,  69|      will and are sensitive to certain values.~In this perspective
12  VI,  73|     vigor of the Church.~It is certain that, side by side with
13  VI,  73|   ordained ministries, whereby certain people are appointed pastors
14 VII,  76|   because of this we are, to a certain extent, responsible for