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 1 Intro,5  | guardians and promoters. They form a sort of saving 'net,'
 2  I,8     |      addition to the specific form of presidency over a particular
 3 II,11    |     to the least. Again, by a form of reciprocal interplay,
 4 II,13    |      responsibility becomes a form of service and peril is
 5 II,14    |    appears ''as an 'exemplary form', a source of inspiration,
 6 II,17    |     the priest in an approved form, then it is truly the voice
 7 II,21    |    remind everyone that ''the form of this world is passing
 8 II,21    |   love is, on the one hand, a form of spiritual therapy for
 9 II,21    | humanity and, on the other, a form of protest against the idolatry
10 III,31   |       the ideal Bishop and to form by his teachings a completely
11 IV,35    |     of God's name in order to form the religious sentiment
12 IV,37    |      preaching of the Gospel, form communities in which the
13 IV,39    |      necessary it is today to form the consciences of the faithful
14  V,42    |   absolutely radical way, the form of a servant (cf. Phil 2:
15  V,42    |    this reason he took on the form of a servant: God put himself
16  V,43    |  sacred power but also in the form of apostolic life, in apostolic
17  V,43    |  truly an honour when it is a form of service. Every Bishop
18  V,44    |  Church which they themselves form. What guarantees the authenticity
19  V,47    |   grave illness or some other form of persistent disability,
20  V,48    |    ensure that the seminaries form mature and balanced personalities,
21  V,51    |     the lay apostolate in the form of associations, both the
22 VI,56    |     unfailingly preserves the form of government established
23 VI,61    |       remains the traditional form of governance in the Eastern
24 VII,70   |   most insidious and perverse form. In effect, ''the most profound
25 VII,72   |      in our day and takes the form of mass movements involving
26 Conclu,73|       it with his word and to form it by his example.~Where