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1502 II,18     |           present him to us as one who travels through towns and villages,
1503 II,16     |              storing in our hearts the treasures of this very special time,
1504 Conclu,59 |                Holy City of Jerusalem, treasuring in her heart the mystery
1505  I,5      |             destined to become a great tree (cf. Mk 4:30-32). ~"Glory
1506 II,27     |               those terrible states of trial which the mystical tradition
1507 IV,56     |               not with this humble and trust-filled openness that the Second
1508 II,25     |               the opening words of the Twenty-second Psalm expresses all the
1509 Conclu,59 |        Epiphany, in the year 2001, the twenty-third of my Pontificate. ~
1510 III,34    |               a shallow prayer that is unable to fill their whole life.
1511 II,21(10) |            Following the holy Fathers, unanimously, we teach and confess one
1512  I,4      |     Incarnation would be lived as "one unceasing hymn of praise to the Trinity"2
1513 III,40    |              of the consequent new and uncertain mingling of peoples and
1514 III,31    |               possible only for a few "uncommon heroes" of holiness. The
1515 II,16     |                own day — often perhaps unconsciously — ask believers not only
1516 III,29    |         trusting optimism, but without underestimating the problems we face. We
1517 II,27     |           infrequently the saints have undergone something akin to Jesus'
1518 III,39    |             the Second Vatican Council underlined the pre-eminent role of
1519 III,34    |              their faith progressively undermined, and would perhaps end up
1520 II,28     |              again by confessing, with understandable trepidation, his love of
1521 IV,43     |        immediately to the action to be undertaken, but that would not be the
1522 III,29    |        accompanied by precise pastoral undertakings designed to ensure that
1523 IV,49     |           every person".35 Yet, as the unequivocal words of the Gospel remind
1524 IV,48     |            delicate area of ecumenism? Unhappily, as we cross the threshold
1525 IV,46     |             unity of the Church is not uniformity, but an organic blending
1526 IV,54(38) |               lumen non habeat, sed ab Unigenito Dei Filio, qui multis locis
1527 IV,51     |               vast areas of our planet uninhabitable and hostile to humanity?
1528 IV,45     |              faithful: on the one hand uniting them a priori in all that
1529  I,10     |          sportspeople, from artists to university teachers, from Bishops and
1530 IV,45     |         temptation to arbitrariness or unjustified claims, the spirituality
1531           | unless
1532 IV,50     |            charity of works ensures an unmistakable efficacy to the charity
1533 IV,51     |           making the Church's presence unpopular, but which nevertheless
1534  I,13     |             just solution to the still unresolved problems of the Holy Places,
1535 III,40    |        completely true to itself, with unswerving fidelity to the proclamation
1536 IV,48     |         profoundly. The invocation "ut unum sint" is, at one and the
1537 Conclu,59 |              goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus" (
1538  I,13     |               to begin that journey at Ur of the Chaldeans, in order
1539           | using
1540 III,34    |              is more thinkable than we usually presume for the average
1541 IV,48     |            profoundly. The invocation "ut unum sint" is, at one and
1542 III,39    |       themselves to Scripture with the valuable help of theological and
1543 IV,45     |               must be ever more highly valued. These of course are not
1544 IV,44     |               more than ever intent on valuing and developing the forums
1545 III,40    |             the beauty of the Church's varied face. This is perhaps only
1546  I,13     |                to the Mausoleum of Yad Vashem, with its chilling reminder
1547 II,17     |               mystery, prefigured in a veiled way in the Old Testament
1548 III,30    |               with a kind of spiritual veneer, but to make the call to
1549  I,13     |                I felt in being able to venerate the places of his birth
1550 Conclu,58 |              ocean upon which we shall venture, relying on the help of
1551 II,28     |             Dulcis Iesus memoria, dans vera cordis gaudia": how sweet
1552 II,17(9)  |               on Divine Revelation Dei Verbum, 19. ~
1553  I,9      |              to forget the Mass at Tor Vergata. ~Yet again, the young have
1554 II,19     |             Thomas believed only after verifying for himself the marvellous
1555 III,34    |                recitation of Lauds and Vespers. The experience of many
1556  I,13     |            Word celebrated in the Paul VI Audience Hall on 23 February.
1557 III,33    |       possessed by the divine Beloved, vibrating at the Spirit's touch, resting
1558  I,13     |               chilling reminder of the victims of the Nazi death camps.
1559 II,18     |                by showing the Nazarene victorious over death. They point to
1560  I,6      |                made us more humble and vigilant in our acceptance of the
1561 II,17     |               so that Saint Jerome can vigorously affirm: "Ignorance of the
1562 II,18     |              travels through towns and villages, accompanied by twelve Apostles
1563  I,13     |            again recently afflicted by violence, I received an extraordinary
1564 Conclu,58 |             accompanied by the Blessed Virgin Mary to whom, a few months
1565 II,18     |              perplexing fact of Jesus' virginal birth from Mary, wife of
1566 IV,48     |              be able to reach full and visible communion with all Christians. ~
1567 IV,49     |         clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and
1568  I,13     |         history. Thus I had the joy of visiting Mount Sinai, where the gift
1569 II,18     |                 and made him a regular visitor to the synagogue of his
1570 III,41    |         presented us with a surprising vista, showing us that our own
1571 III,32    |               is the secret of a truly vital Christianity, which has
1572 IV,46     |          continue to give the Church a vitality that is God's gift and a
1573 IV,48     |            Jubilee has given us a more vivid sense of the Church as a
1574 Conclu,59 |            2000, the Jubilee which has vividly set before our eyes once
1575 IV,45(30) |               autem omnes ad consilium vocari diximus, quia saepe iuniori
1576 IV,46     |         implement an extensive plan of vocational promotion, based on personal
1577  I,14     |              many creditor States have voted a substantial remission
1578  I,8      |                long queues of pilgrims waiting patiently to go through
1579 IV,48     |         Christians of East and West to walk together in unity of faith
1580  I,13     |               my prayer at the Western Wall and my visit to the Mausoleum
1581 II,25     |                the Father seems not to want to heed the Son's cry. In
1582  I,8      |             the Tombs of the Apostles, wanting to profess their faith,
1583 IV,55     |               sure basis for peace and warding off the dread spectre of
1584 IV,46     |                s exacting and decisive warning applies to all: "Do not
1585  I,15     |               have felt. Jesus himself warns us: "No one who puts his
1586  I,9      |               task: to become "morning watchmen" (cf. Is 21:11-12) at the
1587  I,8      |                have come in successive waves to Rome, to the Tombs of
1588  I,9      |           young, with the problems and weaknesses that characterize them in
1589 III,34    |               dedicate the forthcoming Wednesday catecheses to reflection
1590 III,35    |                of the Spirit, the true weekly Easter. 20 For two thousand
1591 IV,52     |              them disinterested in the welfare of their fellow human beings:
1592  I,7      |              whether ascribed to Popes well-known to history or to humble
1593 IV,48     |          Christ with the Father as the wellspring of the Church's unity and
1594 II,28     |                footsteps of Peter, who wept for his denial and started
1595  I,13     |            surrounded my prayer at the Western Wall and my visit to the
1596 II,21     |         natures, without any confusion whatsoever, but also without any possible
1597 IV,46     |          education of the young to the widest array of charitable works. ~
1598 II,18     |              virginal birth from Mary, wife of Joseph. From those who
1599 IV,56     |                an attitude of profound willingness to listen. We know in fact
1600 IV,56     |               God, who "blows where he wills" (Jn 3:8), not infrequently
1601 IV,49     |             those with whom he himself wished to be identified: "I was
1602 II,24     |              it. Is this not what Luke wishes to tell us when he recounts
1603 IV,52     |              in no way implies that we withdraw from "building" history.
1604 III,40    |               of Paul, who cried out: "Woe to me if I do not preach
1605  I,5      |              birth of the Son from the womb of Mary "in the fullness
1606 IV,54     |                this light. Ours is the wonderful and demanding task of becoming
1607 Intro,2   |             the "marvels" the Lord has worked for us: "Misericordias Domini
1608 II,18     |              gathered (cf. Lk 1:3) and working with documents which were
1609  I,8      |               humbly in the mysterious workings of God and singing his love
1610  I,8      |               a life, made up of joys, worries, sufferings; the story of
1611 II,21     |         invited by Christ to touch his wounds, to recognize, that is,
1612 Intro,2   |               this, I feel the need to write to you, dearly beloved,
1613 III,34    |          special care. But it would be wrong to think that ordinary Christians
1614  I,8(5)   |                       De Civitate Dei, XVIII, 51, 2: PL 41, 614; cf.
1615  I,13     |              visit to the Mausoleum of Yad Vashem, with its chilling
1616 IV,43     |         respond to the world's deepest yearnings.~But what does this mean
1617 II,27(14) |                    Last Conversations. Yellow Booklet (6 July 1897): Êuvres
1618 IV,52     |             lay vocation, without ever yielding to the temptation to turn
1619 IV,45     |             inspiration, it is often a younger person who knows what is
1620 IV,45     |                him to consult even the youngest members of the community: "
1621 Conclu,59 |                 We need to imitate the zeal of the Apostle Paul: "Straining
1622 II,24     |                to enter that "frontier zone" of the mystery, represented