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 1 Int,  1     |        self for the sake of the Gospel.~Christ calls all his disciples
 2 Int,  2     |         the proclamation of the Gospel of salvation in the Cross
 3 Int,  2     |         ever fresh power of the Gospel to acknowledge with sincere
 4 Int,  2     |         view to proclaiming the Gospel to the men and women of
 5 Int,  3     |    renewed in the spirit of the Gospel, she does not cease to do
 6 Int,  3     |      order to live in depth the Gospel law of the Beatitudes. Conscious
 7 Int,  3     |         freedom to proclaim the Gospel. Indeed, her authority is
 8   1,  5     |     Israel" (cf. 37:16-28). The Gospel of John, for its part, considering
 9   1,  7     |       which they have heard the Gospel, and which each regards
10   1,  7     |         may be converted to the Gospel and so be saved, to the
11   1,  14(19)|      THE GREAT, Homilies on the Gospel, 19, 1: PL, 1154, quoted
12   1,  15    |      repent, and believe in the Gospel" (.Mk 1:15) with which Jesus
13   1,  15    |        with its fidelity to the Gospel. In the case of individuals
14   1,  15    |      radically converted to the Gospel and, without ever losing
15   1,  17    |     herself in the light of the Gospel and the great Tradition.
16   1,  19    |         the people of today the Gospel message in its unchanging
17   1,  20    |        to live according to the Gospel, the more they are fostering
18   1,  23    |          in proclaiming the one Gospel, appealed to his own Church
19   1,  23    |   obstacle to acceptance of the Gospel. Regrettably, this grave
20   1,  27    |       seventeen of Saint John's Gospel, and offered her life for
21   1,  40    |       that of witnessing to the Gospel message.66~"Cooperation
22   2,  41    |        common conversion to the Gospel which the Spirit of God
23   2,  43    |   acting is already that of the Gospel. Hence, reaffirming what
24   2,  68    |       not always understand the Gospel in the same way as Catholics".123
25   2,  68    |         moral principles of the Gospel and their implications.~
26   2,  72    |    effort to be faithful to the Gospel. Seeing all this has been
27   2,  74    |     promote peace, to apply the Gospel to social life, to bring
28   2,  75    |        its inspiration from the Gospel itself, is never mere humanitarian
29   2,  76    |         the proclamation of the Gospel and with the coming of God'
30   3,  79    |         this not the law of the Gospel?~
31   3,  87    |    ecumenical expression of the Gospel law of sharing. This leads
32   3,  88    |       of power according to the Gospel: "I am among you as one
33   3,  90    |        they are recorded in the Gospel traditions.~
34   3,  91    |                         91. The Gospel of Matthew gives a clear
35   3,  91    |     appears again in the Fourth Gospel: "Simon, son of John, do
36   3,  91    |     deny Jesus three times. The Gospel of John emphasizes that
37   3,  93    |        This whole lesson of the Gospel must be constantly read
38   3,  98    |          In the verse of John's Gospel which is ecumenism's inspiration
39   3,  98    |      indeed can we proclaim the Gospel of reconciliation without
40   3,  98    | preached and still preaches the Gospel to all nations, it is also
41   3,  98    |         they not think that the Gospel is a cause of division,
42   3,  99    |         the proclamation of the Gospel. A Christian Community which
43   3,  99    |        Christ and desires, with Gospel fervour, the salvation of
44 Exh,  100   |         according to the Fourth Gospel, he uttered at the moment