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 1 II,4  |   advanced in her pilgrimage of faith, and faithfully preserved
 2 II,4  |      those who follow Christ by faith.~Now at the beginning of
 3 II,4  |         of this pilgrimage, the faith of Mary meets the faith
 4 II,4  |         faith of Mary meets the faith of Joseph. If Elizabeth
 5 II,4  |      the clearest "obedience of faith" (cf. Rom 1:5; 16:26; 2
 6 II,4  |   altogether special way to the faith of Mary. He accepted as
 7 II,4  |     teaches: "'The obedience of faith' must be given to God as
 8 II,4  |   himself. By this obedience of faith man freely commits himself
 9 II,4  |     touches the very essence of faith, is perfectly applicable
10 II,5  |       the first to share in the faith of the Mother of God and
11 II,5  |      supports his spouse in the faith of the divine annunciation.
12 II,5  |        of Mary's "pilgrimage of faith." It is a path along which-especially
13 II,6  |   Nevertheless, Joseph's way of faith moved in the same direction:
14 III,17|    course of that pilgrimage of faith which was his life, Joseph,
15 III,21| accepted with the "obedience of faith" his human fatherhood over
16 III,21|         to human beings through faith, he certainly came to discover
17 IV,23 |    lives, by accepting, through faith, a living participation