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 1   1,8 |     challenges which should be seen in light of conversion.
 2   1,9 |      the needs of the world as seen through the eyes of God,
 3   1,9 |      attempt at renewal can be seen as a new impetus for the
 4   2,13|   sectors of the Church can be seen as an invitation to a liberating
 5   2,13|        in numbers, this can be seen as a providential sign which
 6   3,25|     beauty and light which was seen shining on his face. From
 7   3,29|        consecrated persons are seen as places of communion where
 8   4,33| creativity of charity. We have seen it in the holy founders.
 9   4,36|        assistance is no longer seen as sufficient, they seek
10   4,44|      of our own faith might be seen as an offense to someone
11   4,46|          May they therefore be seen more decisively as protagonists