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 1 II,15 |        Trinity, in itself, is a mysterious interconnection of calls
 2 II,18 |       signifies adhering to the mysterious action of the Spirit in
 3 II,23 | eternity, and was totally free, mysterious and loving. A choice that
 4 II,23 |     cross, through an even more mysterious and sorrowful "yes" that
 5 III,26|       is the reflection of that mysterious identification between the
 6 IV,33 |         the liberty of man in a mysterious and fascinating dialogue,
 7 IV,34 |   according to the truth of the mysterious project willed by God for
 8 IV,34 |     recognise the source of the mysterious voice; not to speak of himself,
 9 IV,35 |      but of deciphering, in the mysterious fabric of human existence,
10 IV,35 |         it the illuminating and mysterious presence of God and His