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 1 Notes |       to a school Master whose task was to perfect his reading
 2 Notes | peoples but to prepare for the task apostles full of zeal and
 3 Notes |     was our duty and our whole task. ~In particular, our beloved
 4 Notes |       men were happy to have a task which Jesus and Mary value
 5 Notes |        responsibility for this task.~Constitutions, 165~2.14
 6 Notes |    Their primary and immediate task is . . . to put to use every
 7 Notes |       entrusting them with the task of gradually bringing about
 8 Notes |        are and whatever be our task. We love the places and
 9 Notes |     with an exalting apostolic task: to be protagonists of the
10 Notes |        To you young people the task of becoming communicators
11 Notes |       have chosen such a noble task! What you do is what Christ
12 Notes |    only God's co-worker in the task of education; but to be
13 Notes |     have great esteem for that task, and one must love children.
14 Notes |       closely in our apostolic task.~We show our pupils that
15 Notes |      the minimum part of their task; to fulfil it completely
16 Notes |   teacher. The nobility of the task to which teachers are called
17 Notes |       closely in our apostolic task. . . ~Constitutions 88~6.
18 Notes |       search is not solely the task of religion teachers; their
19 Notes |     with an exalting apostolic task: to be protagonists of the
20 Notes |   entrusts to young people the task of proclaiming to the world