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 1 Intro,  1|      Acts 1:8). ~The Church's universal mission is born from the
 2 Intro,  4|  mystery of Jesus Christ, the universal salvific mediation of the
 3   1,  5  | introduces into our history a universal and ultimate truth which
 4   2,  9  |    first would have a greater universal value than the second, which
 5   2,  11 |       is the mediator and the universal redeemer: "The Word of God,
 6   2,  12 |       Holy Spirit with a more universal breadth than that of the
 7   3,  13 |     In the New Testament, the universal salvific will of God is
 8   3,  13 |      the awareness of the one universal gift of salvation offered
 9   3,  14 |       Catholic faith that the universal salvific will of the One
10   3,  15 |      to him alone, exclusive, universal, and absolute. Jesus is,
11   3,  15 |     gives him an absolute and universal significance whereby, while
12   6,  20 |   must not be set against the universal salvific will of God (cf.
13   6,  20 |            The Church is the "universal sacrament of salvation",79
14   6,  21 |     which in substance is the universal kingdom of Christ the Saviour —
15   6,  22 | Because she believes in God's universal plan of salvation, the Church
16   6,  22 |    Thus, the certainty of the universal salvific will of God does