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 1 Fore  |            complexity of the subject matter in itself and by the multiplicity
 2   4,79|             our respect and love, no matter what his or her circumstances,
 3 Notes |             and a new building was a matter of urgency. Marcellin did
 4 Notes |        practice of virtue. It didn’t matter which subject Father Champagnat
 5 Notes |       responsibility is not merely a matter of making the apostolate
 6 Notes |            18 Just remuneration~As a matter of justice, Brothers who
 7 Notes |            in strict justice. But no matter what material interests
 8 Notes | Inculturation~Inculturation is not a matter of purely external adaptation,
 9 Notes |              High (Ps 81,6). Yes, no matter how small, weak and vulnerable
10 Notes |             for the good they do, no matter how imperfect, and for all
11 Notes |          Consider, for instance, the matter of manual work. In 1817
12 Notes |        Father Champagnat had put any matter in Mary’s hands, he remained
13 Notes |            going.~This is a delicate matter and somewhat of a touchstone.
14 Notes |            for another, more serious matter. Some parents, unable to