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 1 Intro,2|              Ps 89:2). ~At the same time, what we have observed demands
 2 Intro,3|            rooting of the Church in time and space mirrors the movement
 3 Intro,3|      Incarnation itself. Now is the time for each local Church to
 4 Intro,3|        indeed in the longer span of time from the Second Vatican
 5  I,5   |                     The fullness of time ~5. The coincidence of this
 6  I,5   |            Mary "in the fullness of time" (Gal 4:4). Understood in
 7  I,5   |           is the pulsating heart of time, the mysterious hour in
 8  I,6   |         Bride of Christ.~For a long time we had been preparing ourselves
 9  I,11  |             to live it. At the same time, along with the memory of
10  I,12  |            2000, when for the first time in history a Holy Door was
11  I,14  |             setting was precisely a time when the community committed
12  I,15  |             the Kingdom there is no time for looking back, even less
13  I,15  | contemplation and prayer. Ours is a time of continual movement which
14 II,16  |      treasures of this very special time, our gaze is more than ever
15 II,18  |            religious society of his time, until the final crisis
16 II,23  |               Ps 67:1). At the same time, God and man that he is,
17 II,24  |          years old? Already at that time he shows that he is aware
18 II,26  |      experience at one and the same time his profound unity with
19 III,29 |             great challenges of our time, we shall find some magic
20 III,29 |          though it takes account of time and culture for the sake
21 III,31 |         Baptism?" means at the same time to ask them: "Do you wish
22 III,31 |          circumstances of life. The time has come to re-propose wholeheartedly
23 III,35 |        action tends and at the same time the source from which comes
24 III,35 |           thousand years, Christian time has been measured by the
25 III,35 |            centre of the mystery of time, prefiguring the last day
26 III,37 |    disappeared in the brief span of time since then. But the Jubilee
27 III,41 |             showing us that our own time is particularly prolific
28 IV,47  |                            47. At a time in history like the present,
29 IV,48  |    mysterious fulfilment the end of time. This unity is concretely
30 IV,48  |             is, at one and the same time, a binding imperative, the
31 IV,48  |   millennium. May the memory of the time when the Church breathed
32 IV,48  |         pilgrimage, longing for the time when, together with each
33 IV,50  |                      50. In our own time, there are so many needs
34 IV,50  |         resourcefulness. Now is the time for a new "creativity" in