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 1   1,  10 |    sought than that love itself; charity in fact is of God in such
 2   1,  10 |          way that God himself is charity".18 ~
 3   1,  18 |         a single and indivisible charity, which spontaneously tends
 4   1,  22 |         fruit" (cf. Gal 5:22) is charity: "God's love has been poured
 5   2,  29 |      obligation to bear fruit in charity for the life of the world".45
 6   2,  51 |         by God's grace, practise charity, "which binds everything
 7   2,  53 |  elements and in its dynamism of charity towards God and neighbour.98 ~
 8   2,  64 |       virtues of faith, hope and charity. This is the meaning of
 9   2,  68 |          a primordial option for charity, that individual could continue
10   2,  68 |      loses "sanctifying grace", "charity" and "eternal happiness".114
11   2,  70 |          away from God and loses charity. Consequently, the fundamental
12   2,  75 |         to the highest values of charity and prudence, without this
13   2,  78 |          order it to God through charity. As the Patron of moral
14   2,  82 |          of the commandments, of charity and of the virtues. The
15   3,  87 |         of necessity, but out of charity... Charity should make you
16   3,  87 | necessity, but out of charity... Charity should make you a servant,
17   3,  89 |     works are above all those of charity (cf Mt 25:31-46) and of
18   3,  89 |        and follow me" (Lk 9:23). Charity, in conformity with the
19   3,  95 |     outstanding manifestation of charity towards souls to omit nothing
20   3,  95 |        joined with tolerance and charity, as Christ himself showed
21   3,  107|      committed to live this same charity in all his thoughts and
22   3,  107|         by the service of truth, charity and justice. ~
23   3,  110|      commandments of God and the charity of Christ, the Church's
24   3,  115|          hearts and our pastoral charity listen to the call of the