Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1|   founded on the mystery of the Incarnation. ~This is precisely the
 2 II,6   |         the first guardian. The Incarnation and Redemption constitute
 3 II,8   | sacrifice to the mystery of the Incarnation and to the redemptive mission
 4 II,8   |  inherent in the economy of the Incarnation. The gospel writers carefully
 5 II,8   |   fulfilled in Christ.~With the Incarnation, the "promises" and "figures"
 6 III,21 |  directly in the mystery of the Incarnation, the Family of Nazareth
 7 III,21 |         this mystery, as in the Incarnation, one finds a true fatherhood:
 8 III,21 |         the mystery of Christ's Incarnation. ~On the basis of this principle,
 9 III,21 |         complete reality of the Incarnation present in the mystery of
10 IV,22  |        up in the mystery of the Incarnation, and has also been redeemed
11  V,27  |        again the mystery of the Incarnation, precisely in reference
12 VI,32  |        ineffable mystery of the Incarnation of the Word.~May St. Joseph