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 1 Fore   |         underline the invitation to open ourselves to universal solidarity,
 2 Intro  |          personal reflection, to be open to the challenges it contains;
 3   2,43 |  sensitivity to one another through open dialogue. All of us, as
 4   4,85 |         their everyday lives: to be open to one another, to work
 5   4,93 |           trial, Marcellin remained open to what was God’s will as
 6   5,106|           in every situation, to be open and truthful and to have
 7   5,119|        disturbed. In faith, she was open to the action of the Holy
 8   6,140|                140. Our schools are open to students irrespective
 9   6,146|      spiritual experiences that are open to all. 19 We celebrate
10   7,169|           missionary spirit, we are open to all young people irrespective
11   7,205|     programmes of ongoing formation open to youth workers.~
12   8    |             being called to be ever open to the Spirit and to shape
13   8    | Annunciation (Luke 1: 26-38),we are open to the movement of God in
14 Notes  |             the realities which are open to evangelisation, such
15 Notes  |         Attentive to the Spirit and open to Youth~We are close to
16 Notes  |              Gospel values’ and are open to the working of the Spirit
17 Notes  |            and to find in frank and open dialogue the most appropriate
18 Notes  |        danger to his fellow pupils. Open offences against morals,
19 Notes  |            his time (Marcellin) was open to new ideas and fresh attitudes.
20 Notes  | Christifideles Laici, 44~6.11 Being open to other Christian denominations~
21 Notes  |           are prophetic, simple and open, especially to young people.~
22 Notes  |             renewed form of prayer, open to the reality of creation