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 1 Intro,3  |       each local church that the mystery of the one People of God
 2  I,4     |  bimillennial celebration of the mystery of the Incarnation would
 3  I,5     |         become more aware of the mystery of Christ within the great
 4  I,5     |          in his divine and human mystery, Christ is the foundation
 5  I,5     |       culminating in the Paschal Mystery and the gift of the Spirit,
 6  I,5     | undivided Trinity, the ineffable mystery in which everything has
 7  I,6     |         the contemplation of the mystery, this Jubilee Year has been
 8  I,7     |         which expresses best the mystery of the Church. Holiness,
 9  I,12    |       show ever more clearly her mystery as the "sacrament of unity".7 ~
10  I,13    |         to meditate again on the mystery of the Cross at Golgotha,
11  I,15    |   historical features and in his mystery, Christ known through his
12  I,15    |      points of meditation on the mystery of Christ, the absolute
13 II,17    |          end is permeated by his mystery, prefigured in a veiled
14 II,19    |      faith could fully enter the mystery of that face. This was an
15 II,19    |         touches the depth of the mystery: "You are the Christ, the
16 II,20    |     consistent knowledge of that mystery which finds its culminating
17 II,21    |                 The depth of the mystery ~21. The Word and the flesh,
18 II,21    |       way into the depths of the mystery. Yes, Jesus is true God
19 II,22    |       formulation by John of the mystery of Christ is confirmed by
20 II,23    |          in his divine life. The mystery of the Incarnation lays
21 II,23    |  soteriological dimension of the mystery of the Incarnation: it is
22 II,24    |      that "frontier zone" of the mystery, represented by Christ's
23 II,24    |   expresses the depth of his own mystery, as is abundantly clear
24 II,24    |       human awareness of his own mystery would also have progressed
25 II,25    |        paradoxical aspect of his mystery, as it emerges in his last
26 II,25    |          hour, on the Cross. The mystery within the mystery, before
27 II,25    |           The mystery within the mystery, before which we cannot
28 II,25    |       exhaust the depths of this mystery. All the harshness of the
29 II,27    |              27. Faced with this mystery, we are greatly helped not
30 II,27    |       was no less harsh. It is a mystery, but I assure you that,
31 III,30   |    rediscovery of the Church as "mystery", or as a people "gathered
32 III,35   |         set at the centre of the mystery of time, prefiguring the
33 III,35   |         of history, to which the mystery of the world's origin and
34 IV,42    |          the very essence of the mystery of the Church. Communion
35 IV,43    |     heart's contemplation of the mystery of the Trinity dwelling
36 IV,47    |    marriage expresses the "great mystery" of Christ's nuptial love
37 IV,48    |         sense of the Church as a mystery of unity. "I believe in
38 IV,49    |      sheds a ray of light on the mystery of Christ. By these words,
39 IV,56    |           in the presence of the mystery of grace, infinitely full
40 Conclu,59|      treasuring in her heart the mystery of her Son (cf. Lk 2:51). ~
41 Conclu,59|    before our eyes once more the mystery of Jesus of Nazareth, the