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1  Int,    5|     In this way the "twofold bond" which unites the Mother
2    1,   20| understood only as a fleshly bond, in order to direct it towards
3    1,   20|     therefore to every human bond, insofar as these things
4    1,   20|   this new dimension, also a bond such as that of "brotherhood"
5    2,   31|  penetrate the depth of that bond which unites Mary, as the
6    3,   40|   began to develop a special bond between this Mother and
7    3,   41|     a close and indissoluble bond" to Christ, for, if as Virgin
8    3,   47|       Thanks to this special bond linking the Mother of Christ
9    3,   48|     is precisely the special bond between humanity and this