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Sampson encouraged and took part in ecumenical dialogue, particularly with the Roman
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wrote that the two assisted in the forming of an "understanding and practice of contemplative living in the midst of a world of action." Under
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humans and their communities, and recognising the role of the praying community "as the spearhead of the conflict with the powers of darkness."
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