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 1   8   |             Christ expects great things from (them)." 4 What a privileged
 2 Notes |        parents’ remarks. "Get my things ready", he insisted. "I
 3 Notes |       prayers.~I have many other things to tell you; I hope I will
 4 Notes |        that they could deal with things later intelligently and
 5 Notes |         been made like us in all things except sin.~Gaudium et Spes,
 6 Notes |        One of the most important things in the children's education,
 7 Notes |        culture. . . (Among other things) culture must be held as
 8 Notes |      loveable and most beautiful things on earth, "the flower and
 9 Notes |        be meticulous about doing things on time; for nothing restrains
10 Notes |        confidence, whatever turn things might seem to take. . .It
11 Notes |          tasks. Since they judge things by the immediate advantage
12 Notes | millennium. Christ expects great things from young people, as he