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 1 1|  begotten Son. “No one takes my life from me, but I lay it down
 2 1|    decides to sacrifice his own life for the salvation of the
 3 1|         that a man lay down his life for his friends” (Jn 15:
 4 2|  without pay. Is not our entire life marked by God’s kindness? 
 5 2|      kindness? The beginning of life and its marvellous development:
 6 2|         And because it is gift, life can never be regarded as
 7 2|       to improve the quality of life can lead us to think that
 8 2|     that man is the “master” of life. The achievements of medicine
 9 2|     tampering with “the tree of life” (Gn 3:24).~It is also worth
10 2|        at securing a quality of life more in keeping with human
11 2|         be forgotten that human life is a gift, and that it remains
12 3|   unique way to understand that life is redeemed in him. Through
13 3|        Spirit, Jesus renews our life and makes us sharers in
14 3|        us sharers in the divine life which draws us into the
15 3|      draws us into the intimate life of God and enables us to
16 3|        writes: “This is eternal life, that they know you the
17 3|      have sent” (Jn 17:3). This life is passed on to us in Baptism,
18 3|     Since we have received this life freely, we must in turn
19 3|     given is the gift of a holy life, bearing witness to the
20 3| believers, we must be open to a life marked by “gratuitousness”,
21 4|         an egocentric vision of life, in which too often there
22 4|   speaks of the full meaning of life, hope and love. ~