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 1  I,2  |      Luke tells us about the annunciation of Jesus' birth: "The angel
 2  I,2  |    that at the moment of the Annunciation, Mary was "betrothed to
 3  I,2  |      conceived in her at the Annunciation was conceived by the power
 4  I,2  |  corresponds to all that the Annunciation means, in particular to
 5  I,3  | strict parallel between the "annunciation" in Matthew's text and the
 6 II,4  |      4. When, soon after the Annunciation, Mary went to the house
 7 II,4  |     that of the angel at the Annunciation, Elizabeth also said: "And
 8 II,4  |      already accepted at the Annunciation. The Council teaches: "'
 9 II,5  |      the faith of the divine annunciation. He is also the first to
10 II,12 | Joseph at the moment of his "annunciation": "You shall call the child
11 II,15 |     15. From the time of the Annunciation, both Joseph and Mary found
12 III,17|     fiat first spoken at the Annunciation, at the moment of Joseph'
13 III,17|      moment of Joseph's own "annunciation" he said nothing; instead
14 III,18|       From the moment of the Annunciation, Mary knew that she was
15 III,19|     19. In the words of the "annunciation" by night, Joseph not only