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 1 Int, 4  |        were assembled together in St. Peter's basilica for the
 2 Int, 8  |      Bishop of Rome, successor to St. Peter the Apostle and Key-bearer
 3   1, 21 |         of Our Lord's forerunner, St. John, whose preaching inaugurates
 4   1, 22 |    likewise develop. That is what St. Paul prayed for when he
 5   1, 23 |           the faith of the man in St. John's Gospel who had been
 6   1, 25 |        and brotherly love. To use St. Paul's phrase, it must
 7   1, 35 |       before us all the riches of St. Paul's teaching, who never
 8   1, 35 |          recall this passage from St. Augustine: ". . . Let us
 9   1, 36 |    life-giving faith, so that, as St. Paul said in the passage
10   1, 37 |         mentioned the image which St. Paul used, that of the
11   2, 46 |      treasure, this "deposit," as St. Paul calls it. 30 We have
12   3, 59 |        Hence the admonition which St. Paul gives: "Do not be
13   3, 60 |      which is truly a rebirth, as St. Paul teaches: "All who
14   3, 64 |           Christian tradition. As St. Paul said, "keep that which
15   3     | established by Christ Himself. As St. Jerome rightly observed: "
16   3, 115|         but by no means uncommon. St. Paul warned us against
17   3, 119|         to all mankind. ~Given at St. Peter's, Rome, on the Feast