Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,2  |        the Church, thirty-five years after the Second Vatican
 2  I,4     |      realize that two thousand years of history have passed without
 3  I,4     |         Lk 2:11). Two thousand years have gone by, but Jesus'
 4  I,4     |         Lk 4:21). Two thousand years have gone by, but sinners
 5  I,14    |      otherwise. Already in the years of preparation, I had called
 6 II,16    |       pilgrims of two thousand years ago, the men and women of
 7 II,18    |       during the almost thirty years spent in Nazareth (cf. Lk
 8 II,19    |     had lived for almost three years, and who now convinced them
 9 II,24    |      when he was barely twelve years old? Already at that time
10 II,28    |      Phil 1:21). ~Two thousand years after these events, the
11 III,29   |        Church for two thousand years, and has now been renewed
12 III,29   |       together for a number of years on a journey common to the
13 III,31   |   thank the Lord that in these years he has enabled me to beatify
14 III,35   |    Easter. 20 For two thousand years, Christian time has been
15 III,40   | peoples and cultures. Over the years, I have often repeated the
16 IV,55    |     Vatican Council. 39 In the years of preparation for the Great
17 IV,57    |        With the passing of the years, the Council documents have
18 Conclu,58|  became incarnate two thousand years ago out of love for humanity,