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 1    1,   1|            of faith which Saint John expressed at the beginning of his
 2    1,   5|            episcopal collegiality is expressed, mention must be made at
 3    1,   6|     ourselves that was so eloquently expressed by the Apostle: "By the
 4    1,   6| non-Christian religions, an activity expressed through dialogue, contacts,
 5    2,   8|             non-Biblical language is expressed by the word "heart". Christ,
 6    2,  10|        Redemption man becomes newly "expressed" and, in a way, is newly
 7    2,  11|    aspiration of the human spirit as expressed in its quest for God and
 8    2,  11|         Christians and Jews. It also expressed its esteem for the believers
 9    3,  13|          truth and the love that are expressed in him with unique unrepeatable
10    3,  16|              the Redemption. This is expressed by the Second Vatican Council
11    3,  17|              Humanae,114 in which is expressed not only the theological
12    4,  18|            human spirit, in which is expressed that never - ending restlessness
13    4,  18|             for what is spiritual is expressed also by people who are outside
14    4,  20|              of his redeeming action expressed and enshrined by him in
15    4,  20|             being is most completely expressed and in which Christ himself
16    4,  20|             of which have often been expressed in the Church's Magisterium
17    4,  20|            all its fullness, what is expressed by it and what is actuated
18    4,  20|              priesthood of Christ is expressed in an essential and universal
19    4,  20|               This second aspect was expressed by Paul VI in the Apostolic
20    4,  21|           kingship". This dignity is expressed in readiness to serve, in
21    4,  22|          Second Vatican Council, who expressed this truth in the Constitution