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 1   1,7 |   community are improving with a mutual and complimentary interchange
 2   1,7 |          to a communion lived in mutual charismatic enrichment.
 3   1,8 |      help given to others offers mutual advantages.31 ~ ~
 4   2,13|          authentic communion, in mutual respect, without being superior
 5   2,16|    environment which facilitates mutual knowledge, sharing and the
 6   3,20|          demanding and mature in mutual support in striving for
 7   3,25|         vigour. They also foster mutual edification and can become
 8   3,26|      must be present, especially mutual forgiveness and the commitment
 9   3,29|         and where acceptance and mutual understanding are facilitated.
10   3,29|         a positive reality where mutual knowledge, respect, esteem
11   3,30|           They should compete in mutual esteem (cf. Rm 12:10), striving
12   3,31|        the laity, there can be a mutual assistance which fosters
13   3,31|        evangelical communion and mutual charismatic esteem resulting
14   3,32| initiatives which foster greater mutual knowledge and esteem. ~Only
15   3,32|        lived in a reciprocity of mutual charity. ~ ~ ~
16   4,42|          particular aids such as mutual knowledge, respect for one
17   4,44|          In communion there is a mutual gifting. An authentic listening