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 1  I,4     |           Jubilee I expressed the hope that the bimillennial celebration
 2  I,4     | reconciliation and a sign of true hope for all who look to Christ
 3  I,8     |         out again on a journey of hope. ~As I observed the continuous
 4  I,10    |           but also repentance and hope. For them in a special way
 5  I,12    |          we are encouraged by the hope that comes from being led
 6  I,14    |        most indebted countries. I hope that the respective Governments
 7 II,26    |          anguish of a man without hope, but the prayer of the Son
 8 III,30   |          deeply renewed?~It is my hope that, among those who have
 9 IV,48    |         strength that we base the hope that even within history
10 IV,48    |     pilgrimage, I look with great hope to the Eastern Churches,
11 IV,56    |         bear clear witness to the hope that is within us (cf. 1
12 IV,57    |       moment of reflection, and I hope that similar efforts have
13 Conclu,58|          58. Let us go forward in hope! A new millennium is opening
14 Conclu,58|         this living source of our hope? Now, the Christ whom we
15 Conclu,58|        out anew, sustained by the hope "which does not disappoint" (
16 Conclu,59|          points us to a future of hope, may the praise and thanksgiving