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 1   1    |               I. Challenges and signs of hope~for the Church in
 2   1,7  |        There are many troubling signs which at the beginning of
 3   1,7  | continent, which “despite great signs of faith and witness and
 4   1,8  |         of meaning in life. The signs and fruits of this existential
 5   1,9  |      human beings. At times the signs of a weakening of hope are
 6   1,10 |         harbour. The disturbing signs of growing hopelessness
 7   1,10 |      aggression and violence.20~Signs of hope~
 8   1,11 |   unjust not to acknowledge the signs of the influence of Christ'
 9   1,11 |      and emphasized them.~These signs must include the recovery
10   1,12 |    Europe as a civil community, signs of hope are not lacking:
11   1,12 |          when we consider these signs with the eyes of faith,
12   1,12 |         Fathers described these signs in the following way: “We
13   1,12 |         while acknowledging the signs of hope seen by the attention
14   1,13 |        attention to some of the signs which have emerged in the
15   1,22 |       of Jesus in the different signs that he has left us. He
16   2,40 |        work today, and that the signs of his presence are not
17   3,47 |         exist: the gestures and signs of faith are repeated, especially
18   3,49 |            The presence and the signs of holiness are thus decisive:
19   4,67 |   European Continent, there are signs which suggest an image of
20   4,68 |        deviant religiosity. Its signs are often generic and superficial,
21   4,68 |         them. There are evident signs of a flight to spiritualism,
22   4,69 |       they can be more eloquent signs of the presence of Christ
23   4,70 |                     70. Certain signs point to a weakening in
24   6,111|         Despite experiences and signs to the contrary, which it
25 CON,122|      history is accompanied by “signs” which are visible to all,
26 CON,122|         interpreted. Among such signs the Book of Revelation presents