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 1   1,  3 |     forth from Jesus, in his power and with his grace. Christ
 2   1,  5 | glorious Resurrection by the power of the Father's love. Jesus
 3   1,  5 |     guides the Church by the power of the Holy Spirit who dwells
 4   1,  7 |     cannot but do all in her power to encourage this process.~
 5   1,  9 |     received from Christ the power to forgive in his name,
 6   3,  18|        Mt 7:25). Through the power of the Holy Spirit, the
 7   3,  18|     Christ be emptied of its power. For the word of the Cross...
 8   3,  18|  word of the Cross... is the power of God" (1 Cor 1:17-18).(64)~
 9   3,  20|  faith in Christ. We see the power of the kerygma at work in
10   3,  21|     greater awareness of the power of the media, which "offer
11   3,  21|        Advertising has great power to encourage both good and
12   3,  21|  media give it still greater power over people. By means of
13   3,  21|   greatest concern with this power is that, for the most part,
14   3,  26|    not depend upon political power. "The Church is concerned
15   3,  28|       and you have still the power to be born. The time for
16   3,  30|      in order to declare the power and beauty of the Gospel
17   4,  41|  reconciles, in the love and power of Jesus Christ, through
18   4,  49|    and all forms of abuse of power, both within the Church