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 1  I,4  |       Jubilee Year has been an experience of these essential aspects,
 2  I,4  |        and who is not? — still experience the consolation of that "
 3  I,9  |   people as he really is, they experience him as an answer that is
 4 II,17 |      27), who had a first-hand experience of Christ, the Word of life:
 5 II,18 |  filled with unspeakable joy — experience his living and glorious
 6 II,19 |      of that face. This was an experience which the disciples must
 7 II,20 |       us by the hand. Only the experience of silence and prayer offers
 8 II,26 |   because of the knowledge and experience of the Father which he alone
 9 II,26 |      love by sin. More than an experience of physical pain, his Passion
10 II,26 |       how Jesus could possibly experience at one and the same time
11 II,27 |    even through their personal experience of those terrible states
12 II,27 |       something akin to Jesus' experience on the Cross in the paradoxical
13 II,28 |    true joy! Heartened by this experience, the Church today sets out
14 III,29|  pastoral priorities which the experience of the Great Jubilee has,
15 III,32|           but also in personal experience, is the secret of a truly
16 III,33|       heart. This is the lived experience of Christ's promise: "He
17 III,34|    makes them more open to the experience of contemplation, and it
18 III,34|      of Lauds and Vespers. The experience of many committed Christian
19 III,38| frustration? We then share the experience of the disciples in the
20 IV,53 |        be used to continue the experience so often repeated since
21 IV,56 |       religions. In the common experience of humanity, for all its