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 1   I,  0,16    |           pales, and the infinite beauty which alone can fully satisfy
 2   I,  0,16    |           with wonder the sublime beauty of God, Father, Son and
 3   I,  1,19    | philokalia, or love of the divine beauty,which is the reflection
 4   I,  1,20    |        love, his goodness and his beauty. In fact, "the religious
 5   I,  1,20    |           can exclaim: "I see the beauty of your grace, I contemplate
 6   I,  1,20    |          the attraction of divine beauty.~
 7   I,  1,21    |         34), shows the liberating beauty of a dependence which is
 8   I,  2,24    |         as disfigured and without beauty, so much so that the bystanders
 9   I,  2,24    |           2-3), fully reveals the beauty and power of God's love.
10   I,  2,24    |         from the splendour of his beauty."The consecrated life reflects
11   I,  2,28    |     perfectly reflects the divine beauty. "All beautiful" is the
12  II,  1,41    |      speaks to people both of the beauty of fraternal communion and
13  II,  3,64    |         of the Lord Jesus and the beauty of the total gift of self
14  II,  3,66    |        all they will disclose the beauty of following Christ and
15 III,  1,75    |        through the brightness and beauty of good works, you may possess
16 III,  1,75    |           it.The quest for divine beauty impels consecrated persons
17 Conclu,  0,104|      depths of their heart by the beauty and goodness of the Lord,
18 Conclu,  0,107|      faced, and to appreciate the beauty of the goal to be achieved.
19 Conclu,  0,109|           without a ray of divine beauty to lighten the path of human
20 Conclu,  0,111|        merciful goodness and your beauty.~Father Most Holy, sanctify
21 Conclu,  0,111|        them mirrors of the divine beauty. Give them the courage to