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 1   4,77 |      to the social context.~to encourage them to care for others
 2   4,81 |    true spirit of dialogue, we encourage the young to express their
 3   4,83 |       for all of humankind. We encourage their growth as disciples
 4   4,84 |      to their local Church. We encourage their active participation
 5   4,84 |      in Word and Sacrament. We encourage them to be bearers of the
 6   4,85 |       and pray together. 28 We encourage those of non-Christian faiths
 7   4,89 |       political awareness, and encourage their participation in organizations
 8   5,111|      reflects our values. They encourage a spirit of partnership
 9   6,132|        Following Marcellin, we encourage them always to strive to
10   6,134|        mechanical learning. We encourage students’ self-expression
11   6,137|       learning experiences. We encourage sports activities to develop
12   6,147| prayers, and sacred spaces. We encourage expression of our Christian
13   6,154|                        154. We encourage openness to the material,
14   7,174|        Within their groups, we encourage young people’s natural sociability,
15   7,184|           184. Furthermore, we encourage their involvement in volunteer
16   7,202| poorest and most neglected. We encourage inner change, coming from
17 Notes  |        nature; we can help and encourage him, but in the final analysis,
18 Notes  |    Understanding this can help encourage an interest in research. . .(
19 Notes  |  lifelong education, it should encourage involvement in common projects.
20 Notes  |        At times I feel that we encourage the Brothers to renew themselves
21 Notes  |  projects and structures which encourage and sustain the quality