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 1  Int,    2|     and as her model in faith hope and charity.~Shortly after
 2    1,   11|   Mary remains a sign of sure hope.~
 3    1,   14| Covenant. Just as Abraham "in hope believed against hope, that
 4    1,   14|      in hope believed against hope, that he should become the
 5    1,   14| filial and maternal fiat, "in hope believed against hope."
 6    1,   14|      in hope believed against hope." Especially during certain
 7    1,   15|      end" (Lk. 1:32- 33). The hope of the whole of Israel was
 8    1,   22|      by her obedience, faith, hope and burning charity in the
 9    2,   26|    one who, like Abraham, "in hope believed against hope" (
10    2,   26|      in hope believed against hope" (Rom. 4:18). But it is
11    2,   26|   after the Resurrection that hope had shown its true face
12    2,   29|    earth,...as a sign of sure hope and solace for the pilgrim
13    2,   33|    she not become the sign of hope for all those who, in fraternal
14    3,   42|       and as the model of the hope which does not disappoint (
15    3,   44|     an integral faith, a firm hope, and a sincere charity."127
16    3,   50|       Mary as "a sign of sure hope and solace for the pilgrim
17 Conc,   52|      that it "rises again."~I hope with all my heart that the