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 1 IV,34|    going to a village named Emmaus, about seven miles from
 2 IV,34|    disciples on the road to Emmaus. It is a significant passage,
 3 IV,34| person.~Like the two men of Emmaus, or like Samuel during the
 4 IV,35|  the two men on the road to Emmaus in some way to go back to
 5 IV,35|     of his vocation.~In the Emmaus story all of this is revealed
 6 IV,36|  The decisive moment in the Emmaus story is undoubtedly when
 7 IV,36| that the two on the road to Emmaus "recognise" the Lord, and
 8 IV,36|    eyes of the disciples of Emmaus are opened at the Eucharistic
 9 IV,37|      So that the journey to Emmaus might become a vocational
10 IV,37|  the roots of the I. In the Emmaus story it is symbolised by