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 1 II,16 |      time: hours, days, years, centuries. She thus goes forward with
 2 III,25|     journey of Christ down the centuries, leading to the Great Jubilee
 3 III,27|       the previous and present centuries vis-à-vis nations whose
 4 IV,33 |        her during the last ten centuries. She cannot cross the threshold
 5 IV,35 |   given, especially in certain centuries, to intolerance and even
 6 IV,37 |        The Church of the first centuries, although facing considerable
 7 IV,37 | constantly updated through the centuries, and the register of the
 8 IV,37 |     martyrologium of the first centuries was the basis of the veneration
 9 IV,37 |        today than in the first centuries and in the first millennium.
10 IV,55 |    flesh in Mary's womb twenty centuries ago, continues to offer
11  V,58 |        next century and in the centuries to come, until the end of