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 1 Int,  1  |      provide either vision or hope. Man, it says, is nothing
 2 Int,  4  |      and persecution. But the hope which sustains her is unshakable,
 3 Int,  4  |     joy which flows from this hope is indestructible. In effect,
 4   1,  8  | Catholic Church embraces with hope the commitment to ecumenism
 5   1,  8  |       Holy Spirit"; thus our "hope does not disappoint us" (
 6   1,  8  |         Rom 5:5). This is the hope of Christian unity, which
 7   1,  17 |      and they are a source of hope inasmuch as they represent
 8   1,  25 |   from it new inspiration and hope.~
 9   1,  26 |      Christ with all the more hope, entrusting to him the future
10   2,  42 |       Ecumenism expresses the hope that Baptisms will be mutually
11   2,  57 |        In accordance with the hope expressed by Pope Paul VI,
12   2,  63 |    and that we can reasonably hope to discover together the
13   2,  65 |    Patriarchate expressed the hope that some kind of cooperation
14   3,  84 |   thus appears as a source of hope. This universal presence
15   3,  99 |     ever more radiant sign of hope and consolation for all
16 Exh,  102|    obtain this grace? Through hope in the Spirit, who can banish