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 1 Intro, 1     |     with Christ, the source of grace and life, and the latter
 2 Intro, 1     |    light of the Gospel and the grace of the sacrament represent
 3 Intro, 1     |        bestow special gifts of grace and divine love on it, has
 4 Intro, 3     |       the Redeemer the gift of grace that confirms and elevates
 5 Intro, 3     |      are called is above all a grace given.~The persons called
 6 Vadem, 1,3   |  become capable of this by the grace of the Holy Spirit. In effect,
 7 Vadem    (25)|     subtracts himself from the grace gushing out from that act.
 8 Vadem, 1,5   | Christians, is vivified by the grace of the sacrament. Their
 9 Vadem    (27)|         This gives rise to the grace and requirement of an authentic
10 Vadem    (43)|     serene confidence in God's grace and in his or her own will'.
11 Vadem, 3,11  |    lack of trust either in the grace of God or in the dispositions
12 Vadem, 3,15  |      conjugal life with divine grace. Frequent and persevering
13 Vadem, 3,17  |      demanding dimensions, its grace and personal commitment, 51