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 1 Int,  2  |           by revealing to him the love of God made manifest in
 2   1,  7  |        self-communication: "It is love which not only creates the
 3   1,  9  |           as a communion of life, love and truth; by him too it
 4   1,  11 |         in opening oneself to the love of Christ. In him, and only
 5   1,  11 |           peace" (Eph 2:14); "the love of Christ impels us" (2
 6   1,  11 |           faith in Christ and his love for us.~The temptation today
 7   2,  12 |          of the Father and of his love, made manifest and freely
 8   2,  13 |           is a Father filled with love and compassion, who grants
 9   2,  13 |        John tells us that "God is love" (1 Jn 4:8, 16). Every person
10   2,  13 |        believe" in God's merciful love. The kingdom will grow insofar
11   2,  15 |         as people slowly learn to love, forgive and serve one another.
12   2,  15 |          it on the commandment of love (cf. Mt 22:34-40; Lk 10:
13   2,  15 |        them a "new commandment": "Love one another; even as I have
14   2,  15 |         13:34; cf. 15:12). Jesus' love for the world finds its
15   2,  15 |          13), which manifests the love which the Father has for
16   3,  23 |           is, conversion to God's love and mercy, the experience
17   3,  23 |        innermost life is unity in love, even before we become missionaries
18   4,  31 |        reveal and communicate the love of God to all people and
19   5,  44 |           into the mystery of the love of God, who invites him
20   5,  44 |          made with an attitude of love and esteem toward those
21   5,  47 |         as a mystery of faith and love.77 I wish to encourage such
22   5,  51 |       based on a "civilization of love."~These communities decentralize
23   5,  51 |        being imbued with Christ's love, they also show how divisions,
24   5,  55 |    fullness of his revelation and love. He does not fail to make
25   5,  56 |     Dialogue is based on hope and love, and will bear fruit in
26   5,  57 |          persevere with faith and love, even in places where their
27   5,  60 |          all missionary activity: love, which has been and remains
28   6,  69 | non-Christians to the majesty and love of God, as well as to unity
29   6,  70 |        for "the gift of self with love in a total and undivided
30   6,  70 |      virginity are consecrated to love of God and neighbor, especially
31   7,  78 |           and offered to God with love, derives from the sacrifice
32   7,  81 |        the Church and for showing love.~In the matter of material
33   7,  82 |         always to their faith and love of Christ. Firsthand knowledge
34   7,  86 |          live in ignorance of the love of God. For each believer,
35   8      |        public life. Despite their love for him and their generous
36   8,  88 |        self which is permeated by love and expresses love. The
37   8,  88 |   permeated by love and expresses love. The mission follows this
38   8,  89 |      spirit feel Christ's burning love for souls, and love the
39   8,  89 |       burning love for souls, and love the Church as Christ did.~
40   8,  89 |         people's problems. Jesus' love is very deep: he who "knew
41   8,  89 |           of loving, he must show love toward all, giving his life
42   8,  89 |   ideology. He is a sign of God's love in the world - a love without
43   8,  89 |           s love in the world - a love without exclusion or partiality.~
44   8,  89 |      Finally, like Christ he must love the Church: "Christ loved
45   8,  89 |         for her" (Eph 5:25). This love, even to the point of giving
46   8,  89 |      point for him. Only profound love for the Church can sustain
47 Conc,  92|        the model of that maternal love which should inspire all