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 1  Int,    5|      is in a particular way united with the Church, "which
 2    1,    8|     exceptional way Mary is united to Christ, and similarly
 3    1,   18|     faith Mary is perfectly united with Christ in his self-emptying.
 4    2,   29|     desire to be peacefully united, in the manner determined
 5    2,   31|   Churches of the East feel united by love and praise of the
 6    3,   41| according to which Mary is "united by a close and indissoluble
 7    3,   41|   Mother she was singularly united with him in his first coming,
 8    3,   41|   with him she will also be united with him in expectation
 9    3,   41| Cross," continues to remain united with him, while now "all
10    3,   41|   say until "all things are united in Christ" (cf. Eph. 1:10).~
11    3,   42|  divine motherhood, Mary is united with her Son, the Redeemer,
12    3,   42|   Virgin is also intimately united with the Church: the Mother