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 1 Intro,1  |    herself to contemplating the face of her Bridegroom and Lord.
 2  I,7     |        living reflection of the face of Christ.~On the occasion
 3  I,8     |       able to observe the outer face of this unique event. Who
 4  I,15    |        the contemplation of the face of Christ: Christ considered
 5 II       |                            II~A FACE TO CONTEMPLATE~
 6 II,16    |  historical period, to make his face shine also before the generations
 7 II,16    |      not first contemplated his face. The Great Jubilee has certainly
 8 II,16    |     than ever firmly set on the face of the Lord. ~
 9 II,17    |       contemplation of Christ's face cannot fail to be inspired
10 II,18    |         them, nevertheless, the face of the Nazarene emerges
11 II,19    |       the Lord" (Jn 20:20). The face which the Apostles contemplated
12 II,19    |       Resurrection was the same face of the Jesus with whom they
13 II,19    |       enter the mystery of that face. This was an experience
14 II,20    |     contemplation of the Lord's face by our own efforts alone,
15 II,23    |                       23. "Your face, O Lord, I seek" (Ps 27:
16 II,23    |        the contemplation of the face of Christ. God has truly
17 II,23    |        in him and has made "his face to shine upon us" (Ps 67:
18 II,23    |     reveals to us also the true face of man, "fully revealing
19 II,24    |                       The Son's face ~24. This divine-human identity
20 II,25    |                               A face of sorrow ~25. In contemplating
21 II,25    |       In contemplating Christ's face, we confront the most paradoxical
22 II,25    |        man back to the Father's face, Jesus not only had to take
23 II,25    |         only had to take on the face of man, but he had to burden
24 II,25    |        burden himself with the "face" of sin. "For our sake he
25 II,28    |                             The face of the One who is Risen ~
26 II,28    |  contemplation of this bleeding face, which conceals the life
27 II,28    |       contemplation of Christ's face cannot stop at the image
28 II,28    |   happened today. Gazing on the face of Christ, the Bride contemplates
29 III,29   | underestimating the problems we face. We are certainly not seduced
30 III,29   |       an immediate goal that we face, but the larger and more
31 III,32   |   contemplation of the Father's face. Learning this Trinitarian
32 III,34   |         life. Especially in the face of the many trials to which
33 III,37   |         to make every effort to face the crisis of "the sense
34 III,37   |        with himself. It is this face of Christ that must be rediscovered
35 III,40   |      Today we must courageously face a situation which is becoming
36 III,40   |   beauty of the Church's varied face. This is perhaps only a
37 IV,42    |     have truly contemplated the face of Christ, dear Brothers
38 IV,43    |      able to see shining on the face of the brothers and sisters
39 IV,44    |    issues which the Church must face in these rapidly changing
40 Conclu,59|          ready to recognize his face and run to our brothers