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 1 Intro,1  |            which we celebrated the two thousandth anniversary of
 2  I,4     |           has made us realize that two thousand years of history
 3  I,4     |        Christ the Lord" (Lk 2:11). Two thousand years have gone
 4  I,4     |           your hearing" (Lk 4:21). Two thousand years have gone
 5  I,6     |            the course of the first two millennia, the Gospel spirit
 6 II,16    |             Like those pilgrims of two thousand years ago, the
 7 II,21    |         inseparable union of these two aspects that Christ's identity
 8 II,21    |    Chalcedon (451): "one person in two natures". The person is
 9 II,21    |         the Son of the Father. The two natures, without any confusion
10 II,21(10)| only-begotten, to be recognized in two natures, without confusion,
11 II,21(10)|            divided or separated in two persons, but he is one and
12 II,26    |     simultaneous presence of these two seemingly irreconcilable
13 II,28    |         die is gain" (Phil 1:21). ~Two thousand years after these
14 III,29   |         accompanied the Church for two thousand years, and has
15 III,35   |         true weekly Easter. 20 For two thousand years, Christian
16 IV,50    |         different ways in the past two millennia, but which today
17 Conclu,58|          God, who became incarnate two thousand years ago out of