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 1 Int,3 |      completed the treatment “of the specific identity of the various
 2   1,8 |           vocation they manifest the specific mission of consecrated life.25 ~
 3   2,13|            to originality and to the specific contribution of the charisms
 4   2,17|            be separated from a true, specific youth ministry which first
 5   3,23|              life and new works, the specific re-reading of the Gospel
 6   3,24|    discipleship in accordance with a specific charism confirmed by the
 7   3,28|      consecrated life because of its specific vocation to a life of communion
 8   3,31|             life once again find its specific identity as sign and witness.
 9   3,31|    especially in the hope of sharing specific aspects and moments of the
10   3,32|              Bishops to evaluate the specific charisms in the overall
11   3,32|             in conformity with their specific vocation. ~This also holds
12   4,36|              charity and holiness in specific forms; therefore, it cannot
13   4,36|           desire to reflect upon its specific charisms and its own traditions
14   4,37| inculturation in such a way that the specific values of each people are
15   4,40|              thus called to make its specific contribution in all of the
16   4,46|        transparent witness of their “specific acceptance of the mystery