Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,4 |        mystery of the Father and his love. As the image of the invisible
 2  I,7 |           virtue of a choice made in love: God seeks man out, moved
 3 IV,32|           wonder of faith before the love of the Father, who gave
 4 IV,35|           supreme witness of patient love and of humble meekness.
 5 IV,40|           himself who comes to us in love and who dwells with us,
 6 IV,45|            Spirit produces and urges love among the believers".(32)~
 7 IV,47|              and sustained by mutual love (cf. 1 Cor 13:1-8). This
 8 IV,49|          Father, whose unconditional love for every human creature,
 9 IV,50| indispensable condition of Christian love is particularly important
10 IV,50|              Letter of John: "God is love" (4:8,16). Charity, in its
11 IV,50|            in its twofold reality as love of God and neighbour is
12 IV,52|        mystery of the Father and his love, fully reveals man to man
13 IV,52|     countered by the civilization of love, founded on the universal
14 IV,54|              as the perfect model of love towards both God and neighbour.
15  V,59|           She, the Mother of Fairest Love, will be for Christians