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 1 Intro,1  |          and at the close of the Great Jubilee during which we
 2 Intro,1  |         done this, they caught a great number of fish" (Lk 5:6).~
 3 Intro,1  |             The Church's joy was great this year, as she devoted
 4 Intro,1  |       led by him who is the "the great shepherd of the sheep" (
 5 Intro,3  |    Second Vatican Council to the Great Jubilee. It is with this
 6  I       |        CHRIST ~THE LEGACY OF THE GREAT JUBILEE~
 7  I,5     |     mystery of Christ within the great horizon of the history of
 8  I,5     |        seed destined to become a great tree (cf. Mk 4:30-32). ~"
 9  I,7     |         by granting his Church a great host of saints and martyrs.
10  I,10    |         celebration of the first great gathering dedicated to children?
11  I,10    |     remind all involved of their great responsibility to use entertainment
12  I,11    | gatherings, but above all in the great Act of Entrustment with
13  I,14    |           The Jubilee was also a great event of charity — and it
14  I,15    |          what is the core of the great legacy it leaves us, I would
15 II,16    |       contemplated his face. The Great Jubilee has certainly helped
16 II,23    |      life. The Fathers have laid great stress on this soteriological
17 II,27    |   investigation but also by that great heritage which is the "lived
18 III,29   | expectation that, faced with the great challenges of our time,
19 III,29   |      which the experience of the Great Jubilee has, in my view,
20 III,33   |       with Christ can lead. ~The great mystical tradition of the
21 III,35   |        Council, there has been a great development in the way the
22 III,39   |          the life of the Church, great progress has certainly been
23 IV,43    |        of communion: that is the great challenge facing us in the
24 IV,46    |      life. This is a question of great relevance for the life of
25 IV,47    |          marriage expresses the "great mystery" of Christ's nuptial
26 IV,48    |          our gaze on Christ, the Great Jubilee has given us a more
27 IV,48    |          pilgrimage, I look with great hope to the Eastern Churches,
28 IV,48    |       charity, and above all the great ecumenism of holiness will
29 IV,53    |         year, in addition to the great harvest of charity which
30 IV,53    |          stream flowing into the great river of Christian charity
31 IV,55    |      that we should consider the great challenge of inter-religious
32 IV,55    |     years of preparation for the Great Jubilee the Church has sought
33 IV,56    |          our task to follow with great fidelity the Council's teaching
34 IV,57    |         way of preparing for the Great Jubilee, to examine herself
35 IV,57    |      point to the Council as the great grace bestowed on the Church
36 Conclu,58|    Spirit and launch them on the great adventure of proclaiming
37 Conclu,58|        ago, in the presence of a great number of Bishops assembled