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 1   1,9  |       with no reference to the contribution of the Christian religion
 2   1,16 |        to note the significant contribution that, in fellowship with
 3   1,18 | tomorrow can make an essential contribution to their development and
 4   1,19 |       still make a significant contribution, as it has in the past,
 5   2,32 |       love and fraternity, the contribution which the Eastern Catholic
 6   2,37 |        be paid to the specific contribution which Secular Institutes
 7   2,38 |               38. The specific contribution which consecrated persons
 8   2,41 |                        41. The contribution of the lay faithful to the
 9   2,42 |     much aware of the specific contribution of women in service of the
10   2,42 |      women for the life-giving contribution of a new wave of hope. ~
11   2,43 |     like that of fathers, as a contribution to the common good, even
12   3,53 |    mention must be made of the contribution offered by continental ecclesial
13   3,59 |      recognition is due to the contribution made by Christians who conduct
14   3,60 |       we overlook the positive contribution made by the wise use of
15   5,105|        make your indispensable contribution to the building in Europe
16   6,109|    acquired through a decisive contribution of Christianity, which can
17   6,116|      Church can offer a unique contribution to the building up of a
18   6,117|     that she can make a unique contribution to the prospect of unification
19   6,118|  assistance. In particular the contribution of the cultural and spiritual