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 1  1,2 |        with an unceasing echo, the words of St. Paul: "I betrothed
 2  2,3 |          though we know that those words, addressed to the rich young
 3  2,3 |          this call that St. Paul's words can be applied: "Do you
 4  2,4 |           must also understand the words which Christ addressed to
 5  2,4 |           man in the Gospel. These words are in a particular way
 6  2,4 |        redeemed you."(15) Christ's words: "If you wish to be perfect,
 7  2,4 |             At the same time these words can be understood in a wider
 8  2,4 |          understanding of Christ's words constitutes as it were a
 9  2,4 |           Church. Reading Christ's words in the light of the superiority
10  2,5 |              In the light of these words, Christ's call becomes perfectly
11  2,5 |          be said that these latter words determine the very essence
12  2,5 |          heart be also."(19) These words indicate the eschatological
13  2,6 |         vocation, as seen from the words addressed to the young man
14  3,7 |           must turn to the vibrant words of St. Paul in the letter
15  3,7 | evangelical counsels, which-in the words of the Second Vatican Council-"
16  3,7 |    holiness," to use once more the words of the letter to the Ephesians.(29) ~
17  3,8 |           us with the light of the words of the divine Teacher. From
18  3,8 |    consecration of the person. The words of Isaiah-"I have redeemed
19  3,8 |           an unceasing echo of the words concerning Israel, whom
20  3,8 |      greatest saint can repeat the words of Christ: "For their sake
21  3,8 |            the full force of these words, nevertheless, through self-giving
22  3,8 |         within the radius of these words.~Are we not reminded of
23  3,8 |      reminded of this by the other words of the Apostle in the letter
24  3,8 |      spiritual worship"(34)? These words are as it were a distant
25  3,8 |           invites you to do in the words of the letter to the Romans,
26  3,8 |          the psalmist the inspired words: ~"Whom else have I in heaven?~
27  3,8 |                 all your thoughts, words and deeds, with the sign
28  3,8 |      dimension of His kingdom.~The words "Follow me," spoken by Christ
29  4,9 |          Redemption by reading the words of the first letter of St.
30  4,9 |            in the framework of the words spoken in the priestly prayer
31  5,11|           the response to Christ's words, which are at the same time
32  5,11|          is given."(58) These last words clearly show that this invitation
33  5,11|           contained neither in the words of Christ nor in those of
34  5,12|          matter of poverty are the words of the second letter to
35  5,12|                 According to these words poverty actually enters
36  5,12|           in heaven."(67) In these words there is a call to enrich
37  5,13|        cross."(71) ~Here, in these words of the letter of St. Paul
38  5,13|   obedience of Jesus Christ. Other words of the Apostle, taken this
39  5,13|        this call, expressed by the words "Follow me," decide-as the
40  5,13|    Redemption, as is seen from the words of the Apostle quoted above,
41  6,15|     special appropriateness, these words of St. Paul: "For you have
42  6,15|       possible to apply to you the words of the Master Himself: "