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 1 Intro,1|         Universal Church and in love for the Savior whom he served
 2 Intro,1|        the guardian of the same love, through the power of which
 3 II,7   | salvation, when God reveals his love for humanity through the
 4 II,7   | receiving and expressing such a love. (16) "In this great undertaking
 5 II,7   |        family-that sanctuary of love and cradle of life."(17) ~
 6 II,7   |     final analysis specified by love. Hence the family has the
 7 II,7   |          reveal and communicate love, and this is a living reflection
 8 II,7   |         a real sharing in God's love for humanity and the love
 9 II,7   |       love for humanity and the love of Christ the Lord for the
10 II,8   |      human vocation to domestic love into a superhuman oblation
11 II,8   |      and all his abilities into love placed at the service of
12 II,8   |         heaven, all the natural love, all the affectionate solicitude
13 II,8   |      share in the corresponding love, the love that has its origin
14 II,8   |         corresponding love, the love that has its origin in the
15 III,19 |     bound to her by a husband's love, was once again called by
16 III,19 |     again called by God to this love. ~"Joseph did as the angel
17 III,19 |         not to suppose that his love as a man was also given
18 III,19 |        we not to think that the love of God which has been poured
19 III,19 |       Rm 5:5) molds every human love to perfection? This love
20 III,19 |        love to perfection? This love of God also molds-in a completely
21 III,19 |       completely unique way-the love of husband and wife, deepening
22 III,19 |        the Spirit the source of love, the conjugal love which
23 III,19 |    source of love, the conjugal love which he experienced as
24 III,19 |  experienced as a man. And this love proved to be greater than
25 III,20 |         of marital and virginal love."(31) There are really two
26 III,20 |         are really two kinds of love here, both of which together
27 III,20 |         which is a communion of love between God and human beings. ~
28 III,20 |   Joseph expressed his generous love for the Mother of God, and
29 IV     |        WORK AS AN EXPRESSION OF LOVE ~
30 IV,22  |         the daily expression of love in the life of the Family
31  V,26  |        an incomparable virginal love, to renounce that natural
32  V,26  |  renounce that natural conjugal love that is the foundation and
33  V,27  |        share the same source of love: the divinity of Christ.
34  V,27  |  through Christ's humanity this love shone on all mankind, the
35  V,27  |       Why should the "fatherly" love of Joseph not have had an
36  V,27  |     influence upon the "filial" love of Jesus? And vice versa
37  V,27  |         why should the "filial" love of Jesus not have had an
38  V,27  |   influence upon the "fatherly" love of Joseph, thus leading
39  V,27  |       to the impulses of divine love have rightly seen in Joseph
40  V,27  |         distinction between the love of the truth (caritas veritatis)
41  V,27  |        the practical demands of love (necessitas caritatis),(41)
42  V,27  |         Joseph experienced both love of the truth-that pure contemplative
43  V,27  |   truth-that pure contemplative love of the divine Truth which
44  V,27  |       equally pure and selfless love required for his vocation
45 VI,31  |  appealed to Joseph's "fatherly love...for the child Jesus" and