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 1 Intro,5  |          regendo! As pastors and true fathers, assisted by the
 2  I,10    |          others, yet all share a true equality with regard to
 3  I,10    |       being with'' them. This is true with regard both to the
 4 II,13    |        wisdom, proves especially true: ''If I am in fear because
 5 II,17    |         4). The Bishop will be a true teacher of prayer for the
 6 II,17    |            which expresses ''the true nature of the praying Church''.79
 7 III,27   |          culture for the sake of true dialogue and effective communication.
 8 III,29   |   validity. This is particularly true of values such as human
 9 III,30   |          of the Diocese: this is true for both first evangelization
10 IV,36    |          gift of the Spirit, the true weekly Easter''.138 ~The
11 IV,40    |          the values and forms of true popular piety.~The words
12 IV,40    |       multitudes of our people a true encounter with God in Jesus
13  V,43    |       The power of the Bishop is true power, but a power which
14  V,44    |          Spirit suggests for the true good of the Church.~
15  V,49    |         he will continue to be a true father for them, encouraging
16 VI,56    |         demonstrate the Church's true catholicity, have need of
17 VI,58    |      Church, as an expression of true co-responsibility by the
18 VI,61    |         recognized as possessing true power of governance. It
19 VI,63    |         and for bringing about a true ''globalization of solidarity''.272 ~
20 VII,67   |        the matter seems obvious: true peace is possible only through
21 VII,71   |     Bishop to imitate Jesus, the true ''Good Samaritan'', filled
22 VII,72   |       notwithstanding, to act as true fathers to these faithful
23 Conclu,73|     hospice for those in need, a true citadel of charity, which
24 Conclu,74| entrusted to us. As a witness to true life, Mary ''shines forth