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 1 Int,1 |     perfection and to enhance the common welcoming of neighbor, especially
 2   1,8 |        Recognizing in Baptism the common sacramental origin, consecrated
 3   1,8 | consecrated men and women share a common vocation to holiness and
 4   2,13|        God with whom they share a common path in the following of
 5   3,30|       communion, rediscover their common Gospel roots and together
 6   3,30|   beginning of a joint search for common ways of serving the Church.
 7   3,31|        coming together only for a common activity, can once again
 8   4,41|         divina and taking part in common prayers in which the Lord
 9   4,41|      charity and collaboration on common initiatives of service and
10   4,42|           of other religions.133 ~Common concern for human life ranging
11   4,42|   particular field for successful common action with people of other
12   4,45|  privileged position. Sharing the common conditions of life, they