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 1   1,7  |    believer. The impression is given that unbelief is self-explanatory,
 2   1,12 |     hope seen by the attention given to the rights and to the
 3   1,20 |       are a gift which God has given for the enrichment of the
 4   1,20 |        other name under heaven given among men by which we must
 5   2,43 |        1:27) and each has been given proper and specific gifts.~
 6   3,44 |       way. ~The open scroll is given to John and, through him,
 7   3,45 |    which must then be joyfully given away in every time and place.
 8   3,51 |        of the Catholic Church.~Given its undeniable priority
 9   3,54 |        to the witness of unity given by all Christ's followers: “
10   3,56 |        that “acknowledgment be given to any part which the children
11   3,63 |                            63. Given the importance of the means
12   3,63 |    Special attention should be given to choosing properly trained
13   4,74 |     prominent place need to be given to the celebration of the
14   4,79 | consideration also needs to be given to popular piety.136 Widely
15   5,84 |   person, charity received and given is the primordial experience
16   5,88 |        importance must also be given to the pastoral care of
17   5,92 |   particular attention must be given to providing education in
18   5,96 |                            96. Given this state of affairs, it
19   5,103|      pastoral care needs to be given to the integration of Catholic
20   6,108|       Europe itself, which has given the democratic ideal and
21   6,111|      assistance, especially if given with an eye to the benefits
22   6,114|      import which merits being given serious consideration. In
23   6,118|      significant place must be given to the Council of European
24 CON,125|   fruits of justice and peace!~Given in Rome, at Saint Peter'