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 1 Intro,1|       measure of this event of grace which in the course of the
 2 Intro,3|        need to profit from the grace received, by putting it
 3 Intro,3|        in this special year of grace, and indeed in the longer
 4  I,4   |        Christ. Christianity is grace, it is the wonder of a God
 5  I,8   |     can measure the marvels of grace wrought in human hearts?
 6  I,10  |       came seeking the Jubilee grace: from old people to the
 7 II,18  |    power by words and signs of grace and mercy. The Gospels present
 8 II,20  |    common way is not enough. A grace of "revelation" is needed,
 9 II,20  | efforts alone, but by allowing grace to take us by the hand.
10 II,20  |        dwelt among us, full of grace and truth; we have beheld
11 III,30 |       indulgence, as a special grace offered by Christ so that
12 III,30 |       have benefited from this grace, in full awareness of its
13 III,33 |       we who have received the grace of believing in Christ,
14 III,33 |   journey totally sustained by grace, which nonetheless demands
15 III,38 |                 The primacy of grace ~38. If in the planning
16 III,38 |        of life: the primacy of grace. There is a temptation which
17 III,38 |   really to cooperate with his grace, and therefore invites us
18 III,38 |      our hearts to the tide of grace and allow the word of Christ
19 III,41 |  remains for us is, with God's grace, to follow in their footsteps. ~ ~
20 IV,54  |      and open ourselves to the grace which makes us a new creation. ~
21 IV,56  |       opinion: rather, it is a grace which fills us with joy,
22 IV,56  |     presence of the mystery of grace, infinitely full of possibilities
23 IV,57  |       the Council as the great grace bestowed on the Church in