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 1  I,2  |          his name Jesus. He will be great and will be called the Son
 2  I,5  |            as to a God".(7)~But the great event which non-Christian
 3 II,15 |        represent an extraordinarily great Jubilee, not only for Christians
 4 II,16 |           will be celebrated as the Great Jubilee.~With regard to
 5 II,16 |         regard to its content, this Great Jubilee will be, in a certain
 6 III   |             III~PREPARATION FOR THE GREAT JUBILEE)~
 7 III,17|            This is true also of the Great Jubilee of the Year 2000.
 8 III,18|             will be revealed by the Great Jubilee, if Christians are
 9 III,20|      immediate preparations for the Great Jubilee of the Year 2000
10 III,22| responsibilities with regard to the Great Jubilee of the Year 2000
11 III,23|            spoken explicitly of the Great Jubilee, suggesting that
12 III,24|         1964), undertook nine other great apostolic journeys which
13 III,25|           local Jubilees, events of great importance have included
14 III,25|           centuries, leading to the Great Jubilee at the end of the
15 III,25|             along the banks of this great river: the river of Revelation,
16 III,28|        stage in preparation for the Great Jubilee.~With this in view,
17 III,28|             the preparation for the Great Jubilee. Was it not through
18 IV,29 |        immediate preparation of the Great Jubilee? In fact, what has
19 IV,32 |          Year 2000 is meant to be a great prayer of praise and thanksgiving,
20 IV,34 |           that we can celebrate the Great Jubilee, if not completely
21 IV,34 |      Christians, in unison with the great petition of Christ before
22 IV,35 |             climate from which only great spirits, truly free and
23 IV,36 |          given to the Council, this great gift of the Spirit to the
24 IV,37 |           figure of Constantine the Great could never have ensured
25 IV,37 |    Religious and laity—has caused a great sowing of martyrdom in different
26 IV,37 |       soldiers" as it were of God's great cause. As far as possible,
27 IV,38 |             pressing one. This is a great challenge for evangelization,
28 IV,38 |        Synod on the occasion of the Great Jubilee in order to illustrate
29 IV,38 |          from the founders of other great religions. With sincere
30 IV,42 |       Catholic Church will prove of great benefit, for the Catechism
31 IV,44 |            Christ's disciples. "The great Jubilee at the close of
32 IV,46 |           called to prepare for the Great Jubilee of the beginning
33 IV,49 |            Christian life is like a great pilgrimage to the house
34 IV,49 |           of Christ, thus becomes a great act of praise to the Father: "
35 IV,52 |    secularism and dialogue with the great religions.~With regard to
36 IV,53 |            Year 2000 will provide a great opportunity, especially
37 IV,53 |             of significance for the great monotheistic religions.~
38 IV,53 |             with the leaders of the great world religions. However,
39 IV,54 |         Canticle of the Magnificat, great things were done for her
40 IV,55 |           actual celebration of the Great Jubilee, which will take
41 IV,55 |              on the occasion of the Great Jubilee. The Year 2000 will
42 IV,55 |           This would be an event of great significance, and so, in
43 IV,55 |         possible to ensure that the great challenge of the Year 2000
44  V,56 |          she has grown and become a great tree, able to cover the
45  V,57 |          the evangelization of that great continent, North and South.
46  V,57 |        nature. With the fall of the great anti-Christian systems in
47  V,58 |          millennium. Christ expects great things from young people,
48  V,59 |        Christians on the way to the Great Jubilee of the Third Millennium