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 1   1,8  |          of the human race, risks being dominated by an approach
 2   1,9  |           thinking has led to man being considered as “the absolute
 3   1,11 |                      11. No human being can live without looking
 4   1,12 |        exchanges of all sorts are being developed in such a way
 5   1,12 |        European consciousness, is being created. This we hope will
 6   2,28 |       Peter, must be committed to being a true locus and means of
 7   2,35 |       vocations to the priesthood being felt in many parts of Europe.62
 8   3,44 |     things and events. No created being, on earth or in heaven,
 9   3,47 |      certainties of the faith are being undermined in many people
10   3,56 |          It is rather a matter of being more vividly aware of the
11   4,68 |         in a confused way, of not being able to live by bread alone,
12   4,71 |           for us in the mysteries being celebrated; it is he who
13   4,74 |          trivialize the mysteries being celebrated; while on the
14   4,76 |         can continue life without being trapped in their own misery.128
15   5,84 |        without hope. He remains a being that is incomprehensible
16   5,84 |        news meant for every human being: God first loved us (cf.
17   5,95 |          or that of another human being: the result is the spread
18   5,99 |       doctrine is also capable of being appreciated by those who
19   5,99 |       with it. The new Europe now being built demands this, since
20   6,113|         historical events without being engaged in operations of
21   6,114| institutional import which merits being given serious consideration.