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 1 Intro  |           that we have received a great gift in the person of Marcellin
 2   1,2  |         to 1840, was the scene of great cultural, political and
 3   1,23 |         of his success lay in the great simplicity with which he
 4   1,23 |        young followers and in his great confidence in them.~
 5   5,107|          107. Father Champagnat’s great desire and legacy is that
 6   8    |    generation . . .Christ expects great things from (them)." 4 What
 7 Notes  |    receive the sacraments. To his great surprise, the child knew
 8 Notes  | government put into providing the great benefit of education for
 9 Notes  | occupation is in the eyes of God. Great saints and great men were
10 Notes  |          of God. Great saints and great men were happy to have a
11 Notes  |        three places are the three great fountains of grace; it is
12 Notes  |            but he has built three great hearths where all the saints
13 Notes  |           much suffering and such great poverty, he first of all
14 Notes  |           In these talks, he gave great play to the qualities necessary
15 Notes  |  development of humanity. . . The great problems besetting humanity
16 Notes  |           they be exceptional and great or simple and ordinary,
17 Notes  |          constitute an element of great hope for the Church. The
18 Notes  |   salvation of your pupils." In a great number of letters, he reiterated
19 Notes  |       young. And rightly so. In a great many countries of the world,
20 Notes  |       exceptional potential and a great challenge for the future
21 Notes  |          is and does.~Love is the great undercurrent which gives
22 Notes  |         who will one day become a great tree loaded down with the
23 Notes  |           teaching, one must have great esteem for that task, and
24 Notes  |         be used rarely and with a great deal of discretion. ~The
25 Notes  |          themselves to these with great care and zeal; because it
26 Notes  |       dissuade him because of the great quantity of snow which had
27 Notes  |        and said the Memorare with great fervour. After the prayer,
28 Notes  |       education depends to a very great extent on the teachers.
29 Notes  |         school, God cannot be the Great Absent One or the unwelcome
30 Notes  |        millennium. Christ expects great things from young people,