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 1   1,  5 |    aspects of his mission of grace, truth and revelation: the
 2   1,  9 | people everywhere who by the grace of God are called to salvation."17
 3   1,  10|    accessible by virtue of a grace which, while having a mysterious
 4   1,  10|     material situation. This grace comes from Christ; it is
 5   1,  10|    good will in whose hearts grace is secretly at work. Since
 6   1,  11|    us, as to St. Paul, "this grace was given, to preach to
 7   1,  11|      but to Christ's special grace; and if they fail to respond
 8   1,  11|      fail to respond to this grace in thought, word and deed,
 9   5,  44|   people, as a gift of God's grace and mercy."72 All forms
10   5,  55|  religions can receive God's grace and be saved by Christ apart
11   6,  66|       They should revive the grace of their specific charism
12   7,  78|      effective through God's grace. In his Letters, St. Paul
13   7,  80|   when they have sought this grace from the Lord, he will repay
14   8     | which is made alive in us by grace and the power of the Spirit.