Chapter,  Paragraph, §§

 1 Intro,  0,8   |     history and anticipate the glory which is to come.~In solitude
 2   I,  0,14    |     the revelation of Christ's glory but also a preparation for
 3   I,  0,15    |       Cross and prefigures the glory of the Resurrection. This
 4   I,  0,16    |       they await his coming in glory. It is the duty of the consecrated
 5   I,  1,17    |       17. Contemplation of the glory of the Lord Jesus in the
 6   I,  1,18    |     reflection of the Father's glory (cf. Heb 1:3), we glimpse
 7   I,  2,26    |      resurrected state and the glory of the heavenly Kingdom."
 8   I,  2,27    |    manifestation of the divine glory, when all flesh will see
 9   I,  3,29    |     The experience of Christ's glory, though completely filling
10   I,  4,35    |     beings become aware of the glory of God, they also become
11  II,  1,52    |        will be distinctions of glory. Unity, both here and there,
12  II,  2,59    |       when she will appear "in glory with her Spouse (cf. Col
13 III,  0,72    |        time consecrated to the glory of the Father and sent into
14 III,  1,82    | charity, which is the Church's glory and the sign of her faithfulness
15 III,  2,85    |  completely consecrated to the glory of God and to the love of
16 III,  2,86    | faithful, and they await us in glory.~There is a widespread desire
17 Conclu,  0,111|     themselves to you, for the glory of your name. Enfold them
18 Conclu,  0,112|     everyone and in everything glory, adoration and love may