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 1    1,   1    |    theocentrically, that is to say, be directed in Jesus Christ
 2    1,   1    |        Christ. Today I wish to say that openness to Christ,
 3    1,   2    |       in His mercy; that is to say, there is emphasized that
 4    1,   2    |     faith are turning, I would say almost spontaneously, to
 5    1,   2    |       with Him. Did not Christ say that our Father, who "sees
 6    2,   3    |       this subject, that is to say, to establishing the meaning
 7    3,   4(52)|     love. Of this love one can say that it is completely gratuitous,
 8    4,   5    |       to my father, and I will say to him, 'Father, I have
 9    4,   6    |    Going on, one can therefore say that the love for the son
10    5,   7    | redemption enables us, I would say, in the most empirical and "
11    5,   7    |       does the cross of Christ say to us, the cross that in
12    5,   8    |   shown to Himself, that is to say the love of the Father which
13    6,  11    | integral dimension, that is to say in his bodily and spiritual
14    6,  11    | spiritual existence, we cannot say that these examples belong
15    7,  14    |        many things these words say to every individual about