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 1 Intro,1  |          hearts ring out with the words of Jesus when one day, after
 2 Intro,1  |       companions trusted Christ's words, and cast the nets. "When
 3 Intro,1  |           6).~Duc in altum! These words ring out for us today, and
 4 Intro,1  |    renewed jubilation the ancient words of thanksgiving: "Give thanks
 5  I,7     |    convinces without the need for words, is the living reflection
 6  I,15    |       deep", trusting in Christ's words: Duc in altum! What we have
 7 II,18    |          demands and its power by words and signs of grace and mercy.
 8 II,18    |      degrees of acceptance of his words. ~The Gospel narrative then
 9 II,19    | challenged by his actions and his words. One can never really reach
10 II,20    |       enlightening insight in the words with which Jesus accepts
11 II,21    |         that our concepts and our words are limited. The formula,
12 II,24    |       correctly understood in the words which Jesus spoke the truth
13 II,24    |    recounts Jesus' first recorded words, spoken in the Temple in
14 II,25    |         the Father in the opening words of the Twenty-second Psalm
15 IV,42    |        human race".26 ~The Lord's words on this point are too precise
16 IV,49    |       mystery of Christ. By these words, no less than by the orthodoxy
17 IV,49    |           Yet, as the unequivocal words of the Gospel remind us,
18 IV,50    |         submerged by the ocean of words which daily engulfs us in
19 IV,50    |        efficacy to the charity of words. ~
20 Conclu,58|            Once more, echoing the words of Jesus himself and giving