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| Paul VI Address 17 March 1975 IntraText - Concordances (Hapax - words occurring once) |
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1 3 | gratitude for what has been accomplished in the past, we wish to
2 2 | need. We know that these actions were motivated by the love
3 3 | of your Bishops, take an active role in the renewal and
4 5 | assured of our continued affection in the Lord Jesus, in whose
5 1 | at the Memorials of the Apostles and to pledge before the
6 4 | learn by word and example to appreciate the gift of faith and the
7 5 | these important issues we ask your help and the full measure
8 2 | good works done by your association. We have seen firsthand
9 5 | your collaboration. And be assured of our continued affection
10 | at
11 | been
12 3 | under the guidance of your Bishops, take an active role in
13 5 | Jesus, in whose name we bless you.~
14 3 | live. We hope that, as a body, you will address yourselves
15 2 | the love of Christ and his brethren, and we will never forget
16 | But
17 4 | And may your homes be centers of love and prayer in which
18 3 | faith, in the exercise of charitable solicitude for others and
19 2 | seen firsthand the deeds of charity performed by your colleagues
20 5 | the full measure of your collaboration. And be assured of our continued
21 2 | charity performed by your colleagues for those in need. We know
22 1 | welcoming the Knights of Columbus and their families. But
23 1 | the Jubilee and you have come to profess your faith at
24 1 | Jesus Christ and to his Coming.~
25 3 | for others and in the full commitment of your Christian lives.
26 3 | dynamic leadership in the communities in which you live. We hope
27 3 | in the past, we wish to confirm you in your faith, in the
28 5 | collaboration. And be assured of our continued affection in the Lord Jesus,
29 3 | share in the gift of God’s creation, so that there will truly
30 Incipit| Dear sons and daughters,~
31 3 | and moral questions of the day: that your voice will be
32 Incipit| Dear sons and daughters,~
33 3 | in those issues that are decisive for mankind. May you give
34 2 | have seen firsthand the deeds of charity performed by
35 4 | the gift of faith and the dignity of marriage and the family.
36 | done
37 3 | upright, enlightened and dynamic leadership in the communities
38 1 | your Christian lives. In effect, you are saying-you are
39 3 | that your witness will be effective in those issues that are
40 1 | you will try to make every effort to give an ever greater
41 1 | families. But this time our encounter is a very special one, for
42 1 | will strive, that you will endeavour, that you will try to make
43 3 | will always lend upright, enlightened and dynamic leadership in
44 | ever
45 | every
46 4 | generation will learn by word and example to appreciate the gift of
47 3 | you in your faith, in the exercise of charitable solicitude
48 3 | And today as we express again our gratitude for
49 1 | Knights of Columbus and their families. But this time our encounter
50 4 | dignity of marriage and the family. And we hope too that, in
51 2 | association. We have seen firsthand the deeds of charity performed
52 2 | brethren, and we will never forget them.~
53 | found
54 4 | prayer in which the new generation will learn by word and example
55 3 | to share in the gift of God’s creation, so that there
56 2 | known over the years the good works done by your association.
57 3 | as we express again our gratitude for what has been accomplished
58 3 | address yourselves to the great religious and moral questions
59 1 | every effort to give an ever greater witness in today’s world
60 3 | Church, you will, under the guidance of your Bishops, take an
61 3 | suffering, those in need, the handicapped, the incurably ill and all
62 | has
63 3 | that your voice will be heard and that your witness will
64 5 | important issues we ask your help and the full measure of
65 3 | handicapped, the incurably ill and all those on the margin
66 5 | In all these important issues we ask your help
67 3 | need, the handicapped, the incurably ill and all those on the
68 | its
69 1 | this is the Year of the Jubilee and you have come to profess
70 3 | will truly be liberty and justice for all. May your special
71 1 | the joy of welcoming the Knights of Columbus and their families.
72 2 | colleagues for those in need. We know that these actions were
73 2 | We personally have known over the years the good
74 3 | that, as a portion of the laity of Christ’s Church, you
75 3 | enlightened and dynamic leadership in the communities in which
76 4 | the new generation will learn by word and example to appreciate
77 3 | hope that you will always lend upright, enlightened and
78 3 | that there will truly be liberty and justice for all. May
79 3 | testimony to the sanctity of life in all its stages and to
80 3 | communities in which you live. We hope that, as a body,
81 5 | continued affection in the Lord Jesus, in whose name we
82 | make
83 3 | issues that are decisive for mankind. May you give testimony
84 3 | ill and all those on the margin of society and who are without
85 4 | faith and the dignity of marriage and the family. And we hope
86 5 | ask your help and the full measure of your collaboration. And
87 1 | profess your faith at the Memorials of the Apostles and to pledge
88 3 | the great religious and moral questions of the day: that
89 2 | that these actions were motivated by the love of Christ and
90 5 | the Lord Jesus, in whose name we bless you.~
91 | never
92 | on
93 | Once
94 | one
95 | others
96 | over
97 3 | been accomplished in the past, we wish to confirm you
98 2 | firsthand the deeds of charity performed by your colleagues for those
99 2 | We personally have known over the years
100 1 | before the Successor of Peter the renewal of your Christian
101 1 | Memorials of the Apostles and to pledge before the Successor of
102 3 | solicitude be always for the poor, the suffering, those in
103 3 | lives. We hope that, as a portion of the laity of Christ’s
104 4 | homes be centers of love and prayer in which the new generation
105 1 | Jubilee and you have come to profess your faith at the Memorials
106 3 | great religious and moral questions of the day: that your voice
107 3 | role in the renewal and reconciliation of the world. We hope that
108 3 | yourselves to the great religious and moral questions of the
109 3 | all its stages and to the rights of all to share in the gift
110 3 | Bishops, take an active role in the renewal and reconciliation
111 3 | you give testimony to the sanctity of life in all its stages
112 1 | lives. In effect, you are saying-you are telling us before the
113 2 | your association. We have seen firsthand the deeds of charity
114 3 | to the rights of all to share in the gift of God’s creation,
115 | so
116 3 | all those on the margin of society and who are without voice.~
117 Incipit| Dear sons and daughters,~
118 3 | sanctity of life in all its stages and to the rights of all
119 1 | the world-that you will strive, that you will endeavour,
120 1 | and to pledge before the Successor of Peter the renewal of
121 3 | always for the poor, the suffering, those in need, the handicapped,
122 3 | guidance of your Bishops, take an active role in the renewal
123 1 | you are saying-you are telling us before the world-that
124 3 | for mankind. May you give testimony to the sanctity of life
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126 | their
127 | them
128 | there
129 1 | their families. But this time our encounter is a very
130 4 | found for the Church of tomorrow.~
131 | too
132 3 | creation, so that there will truly be liberty and justice for
133 1 | endeavour, that you will try to make every effort to
134 | under
135 3 | that you will always lend upright, enlightened and dynamic
136 | us
137 | very
138 4 | your Christian homes, new vocations may be found for the Church
139 1 | again we have the joy of welcoming the Knights of Columbus
140 | were
141 | what
142 | who
143 | whose
144 3 | accomplished in the past, we wish to confirm you in your faith,
145 | without
146 4 | generation will learn by word and example to appreciate
147 2 | over the years the good works done by your association.
148 1 | are telling us before the world-that you will strive, that you
149 1 | special one, for this is the Year of the Jubilee and you have
150 2 | personally have known over the years the good works done by your
151 | yourselves