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 1 Intro   |         strengthened only by ‘the love of God which has been poured
 2   1,  2 |        with fraternal respect and love.”15   When the first Holy
 3   1,  4 |     wonder how they can hand on a love for the Church to younger
 4   2,  2 |          in Jesus unless there is love for one’s neighbor (cf.
 5   2,  2 |           22:37-38; Lk 10:27-28).~Love of neighbor, absolutely
 6   2,  2 |        John; the disciples should love as he has loved (cf. Jn
 7   2,  2 |        The Christian is called to love and to forgive to a degree
 8   2,  2 |         at a triple profession of love (cf. in Jn 21:15-19). In
 9   2,  2 |           whom an incommensurable love was given even though their
10   3,  4 |         in that, by his faith and love he cooperates in giving
11   3,  4 |          and today, continuing to love them always, to the point
12   3,  4 |        supreme witness of patient love and humble meekness.”61~
13   3,  4 |         Church “which presides in love,”62 the Pope. This is why
14   5,  1 | forgiveness and not condemnation, love and not fear. The quality
15   5,  2 |           live this law of mutual love, so as to be one “as the
16   5,  2 |    development animated by mutual love. The lack of supernatural
17   5,  2 |          The lack of supernatural love, of agape, seems to have
18   5,  2 |          apokatastasis) of mutual love, so essential after a history
19   5,  2 |       cannot be other than mutual love or, better, the renewed
20   5,  2 |          self-denial and generous love, that desires for unity
21   5,  5 |      world the truth that “God is love (agape)” (1 Jn 4:8,16).
22   5,  5 |          Jn 4:8,16). Since God is love, he is also a Trinity of
23   5,  5 |           mutual communication in love. It follows from this that
24   5,  5 |     radiate the truth that God is love is by their own mutual love. “
25   5,  5 |       love is by their own mutual love. “By this all will know
26   5,  5 |          are my disciples, if you love one another” (Jn 13:35).
27   5,  5 |          history for his merciful love. Christians, in fact, do
28   6,  2 |          faith” with prudence and love (cf. Rom 14:1). In particular,
29   6,  2 |          of the good will and the love for the truth of the Church’
30   6,  2 |          and that the gratuity of love often expresses itself in
31 End     |         Holy Father also states, “Love of the truth, sought with