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 1  I,6     |        purify our vision for the contemplation of the mystery, this Jubilee
 2  I,15    |   hesitate to describe it as the contemplation of the face of Christ: Christ
 3  I,15    |          be profoundly rooted in contemplation and prayer. Ours is a time
 4 II,17    |          of the Gospels ~17. The contemplation of Christ's face cannot
 5 II,20    |          come to the fullness of contemplation of the Lord's face by our
 6 II,23    |         more surprising than the contemplation of the face of Christ. God
 7 II,28    |   Saturday, the Church pauses in contemplation of this bleeding face, which
 8 II,28    |  salvation to the world. But her contemplation of Christ's face cannot
 9 III,32   |         Christ and in Christ, to contemplation of the Father's face. Learning
10 III,33   | thanksgiving, praise, adoration, contemplation, listening and ardent devotion,
11 III,34   |        open to the experience of contemplation, and it is important that
12 IV,43    |  indicates above all the heart's contemplation of the mystery of the Trinity
13 IV,49    |        started out anew from the contemplation of Christ, we must learn
14 IV,54    |        was so much a part of the contemplation of the Fathers of the Church,
15 Conclu,59|          we must all imitate the contemplation of Mary, who returned home