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 1 Notes | ill-treatment inflicted, without reason, on that child showed him
 2 Notes |       those young souls whom, by reason of their innocence, he designated
 3 Notes |        tasks, must for this very reason exercise a very special
 4 Notes |        use, Institutes which, by reason of their founders’ design ...
 5 Notes |       specific charism.~For this reason the Synod fathers, in order
 6 Notes |     community, and for this very reason she is made the servant
 7 Notes |          every person’.~For this reason the person ‘is the primary
 8 Notes |        people’s hearts.~For this reason the Church calls upon the
 9 Notes |          has life, intelligence, reason and love; these qualities
10 Notes |         These are: the appeal to reason and to the conscience, laudable
11 Notes |        that which is dictated by reason, prudence and charity, and
12 Notes |          his friends. He soo had reason to regret that choice.~With