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 1 Int  |          sterile.~Throughout the Church's history, many answers
 2 Int  | authoritative Magisterium of the Church, and the testimony of a
 3 Int  |        the example of Christ the Church seems to remind them of
 4 Int  |       vocation as members of the Church and citizens of human society.~
 5 Int  |  brothers and sisters and to the Church with whom he identifies.
 6 1    |       rendered to Christ and his Church is to be the Church, to
 7 1    |          his Church is to be the Church, to be Christ: vital com­
 8 1    |        com­munion, friendship. A Church without prayer diminishes
 9 3    |         which gives birth to the Church. It is with this theology
10 3    |         the Father, to build the Church, to gather the community.~
11 3    |          Serving is building the Church as communion, communicating
12 3    |        the Kingdom of God in the Church which grows in souls, i.e.,
13 3    |       forces in them.~Making the Church grow in extent and depth.
14 3    |        we cannot forget that the Church grows in depth, in consciousness
15 3    |       transparent in holiness. A Church more as communion, holier,
16 3    |        are far away... Where the Church does not become incarnate -
17 Concl|         particular period of the Church's life and which in some
18 Concl|       Therefore a renewal of the Church's theology, preaching and
19 Concl|         Spirit which unifies the Church in prayer and action - the
20 Concl|      sisters and to build up the Church through us.~Throughout this