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 1 Intro,4  |        deny the existence of the living God and which strive, more
 2 Intro,4  |     stand beside everyone as the living image of Christ, our hope,
 3 Intro,5  |         world!''.12~In this way, living as men of hope and reflecting
 4  I,7     |        Church entrusted to him a living sign of the Lord Jesus,
 5  I,7     |      Christ, enables him to be a living continuation of the mystery
 6 II,11    | ordination, which commits him to living out in faith, hope and charity
 7 II,12    |          the word and law of the living God, a mediator of the Covenant,
 8 II,12    |        goodness of the Father, a living image of the love of the
 9 II,13    |        truth, make thy servant a living Bishop, a holy Bishop in
10 II,13    |          spiritual life with the living and effective word of the
11 II,13    |          the Gospel and with the living bread of the Holy Eucharist,
12 II,13    |      that is to say, of a way of living inspired by the supreme
13 II,14    |         preserve and pass on the living Tradition of the Church,
14 II,15    |       from the biblical text the living word which questions, directs
15 II,19    |        He must feel committed to living intensely this relationship
16 II,21    |        imperishable, through the living and enduring word of God (
17 II,21    |          offer their bodies as a living and holy sacrifice pleasing
18 III,26   |     faith and strengthen them in living faith''.100 ~The Bishop'
19 III,27   |          of ways stated that the living centre of the preaching
20 III,27   |         be able to encounter the living person of Jesus Christ.
21 III,28   |        Church, the school of the living God, Bishops and the faithful
22 III,28   |        contact with the faithful living in the communities entrusted
23 IV,40    |       the faithful for Christian living, to purify them where necessary
24  V,51    |         are by their vocation to living amid temporal realities,
25 VI,59    |       rightly reaffirmed that: ''Living in episcopal communion,
26 VI,60    |   traditions, which constitute a living treasure which coexists
27 VI,63    |          have become a concrete, living and efficient reality throughout
28 VII,66   |         have our hope set on the living God, who is the Saviour
29 VII,68   |       religions are increasingly living together in the same areas,
30 VII,70   |       the habitat of the various living beings, but a human ecology,
31 VII,72   |          members of the faithful living in a state of ''diaspora''.293
32 Conclu,74|   outstanding and visible way, a living sign of Jesus Christ, Teacher,