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 1    1,   1|        upon this principle with faith, with an open mind and with
 2    1,   2|     guided by a lively sense of faith are turning, I would say
 3    1,   2|      language of revelation and faith, in order through this same
 4    1,   2|         In fact, revelation and faith teach us not only to meditate
 5    3,   4|        Abraham by virtue of his faith. Nevertheless, through this
 6    5,   8|         passion and death - our faith and hope are centered on
 7    6,  11|         he is convinced, of the faith that he professes, of the
 8    7     |    place as a salvific truth of faith and as necessary for a life
 9    7     |      for a life in harmony with faith, and then seeking to introduce
10    7,  13|          The authentic sense of faith of the People of God perceives
11    7,  13|         Tradition and the whole faith life of the People of God
12    7,  13|         a vision of God through faith finds precisely in the encounter
13    7,  13|       in her wide experience of faith and also in her teaching,
14    7,  13|   Christ in the Church's living faith and teaching brings us nearer
15    8,  15|        in the authentic life of faith of countless generations
16    8,  15|      petitions, directed by the faith, by the hope, and by the
17    8,  15| contemporaries do not share the faith and hope which lead me,