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 1   1,   1|      has affirmed that she is a mystery, communion and mission.
 2   1,   1|  factors, the centrality of the mystery of the Trinity in theological
 3   1,   1| professed and proclaimed as the mystery of the love and life of
 4   1,   1|       Son and Holy Spirit. This mystery of love is offered as a
 5   1,   1|         it in history. From the mystery of Trinitarian love arise
 6   1,   1|     that, by clearly living the mystery of the Trinity, it may foster
 7   1,   2|      particular Church the same mystery emerges and is expressed.~ ~
 8   1,   2|       in the past. Although the mystery of the Church is one, all
 9   2,   2|             The IL presents the mystery and the grace of the Episcopate
10   2,   3|    heart's contemplation of the mystery of the Trinity dwelling
11   3,   1|       personal relations. Since mystery, communion and mission are
12   4,   2|     ourselves to enter into the mystery of communion and into the
13   4,   2|         feels enveloped in this mystery of communion, which he or
14   4,   2|         of the Bishop evoke the mystery that shines forth in the
15   4,   2|       but in fraternal life the mystery of the Trinity is also made
16   4,   2|    immersion in the Trinitarian mystery places us, both Bishops
17   4,   2|      feel embrace by the Pascal mystery (savouring the cross and