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 1  Int,    1|          mission of the Son, the gift of the Spirit, the role
 2    1,    8|           grace" means a special gift, which according to the
 3    1,    8|       The effect of this eternal gift, of this grace of man's
 4    1,    8|     which rises in the soul as a gift from God himself, who through
 5    1,    8|          perfectly open to this "gift from above" (cf. Jas. 1:
 6    1,    9|          Spirit. Because of this gift of sublime grace, she far
 7    1,   12| announced by the angel means the gift of God himself. Mary's faith,
 8    1,   12|       Nazareth responded to this gift.~
 9    1,   24|        prayerfully imploring the gift of the Spirit, who had already
10    2,   26|        prayerfully imploring the gift of the Spirit."59~In a sense
11    2,   36|         which, as an irrevocable gift, enters into human history.~
12    2,   37|       who is the source of every gift, cannot be separated from
13    3,   39|        own motherhood as a total gift of self, a gift of her person
14    3,   39|          a total gift of self, a gift of her person to the service
15    3,   42|         the Church. "Through the gift...of divine motherhood,
16    3,   44|       grace, for it implores the gift of the Spirit, who raises
17    3,   45|          man's inheritance, is a gift: a gift which Christ himself
18    3,   45|        inheritance, is a gift: a gift which Christ himself makes
19    3,   45|            in the measure of the gift proper to each one through
20 Conc,   51|        fail to be amazed at this gift in which he has become a