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 1 Intro  |  fresh responses. It is this desire to tap into our roots, to
 2 Intro  |      original vision and the desire to respond to the changing
 3   2,46 |    and dioceses, as does our desire to share the gift of our
 4   3,59 |     overcome injustices; the desire of the poor and marginalised
 5   3,61 |      sense of justice, their desire for a more caring world,
 6   4,90 |      accompany them in their desire to respond to their vocational
 7   5,107|    Father Champagnat’s great desire and legacy is that we relate
 8   6,137| coping with failure, and the desire to succeed.~
 9   6,148|    148. For young people who desire an ongoing and deeper spiritual
10   7,179|      For those who express a desire to deepen their faith and
11   7,185|   journey with them in their desire to be sensitive to and in
12 Notes  |       for example, the clear desire:~·              to be apostles
13 Notes  |    times.~·              The desire of the poor and marginalized
14 Notes  |      12 - 20~4.7 Marcellin’s desire to lead children to Jesus~
15 Notes  |      laudable emulation, the desire for praise and reward, (
16 Notes  |      hand, the all-consuming desire for profit, and on the other,
17 Notes  |  show honest qualities and a desire to learn will be employed