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 1       Int  |       spiritualistic, detached way of seeing problems, as though
 2         I,4|        government, in whatever way it is exercised, always,
 3         I,5|    individual house, in such a way that the superior, if there
 4         I,5|        in a strictly canonical way, ~with only canonical instruments,
 5        II,1|        seems to me this is the way followed, for example, by
 6        II,1|    nature of the council, in a way that it can be realized
 7        II,1|     the Code.~b)      A second way or lens for studying the
 8        II,1|        time.~c)      The third way that I would like to follow
 9        II,1|  referring, in a corresponding way, to the anthropological
10        II,1| Experience …” in the following way:~ ~  ~EXPERIENCE REFLECTION
11        II,1|     superior, to act in such a way that his/her decision be
12        II,1|    nature of one and the other way of governing, that is, of