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 1 Intro       |        hope, and in hoping might love” 5.~ ~ ~ ~
 2   1,   1    | proclaimed as the mystery of the love and life of the Father,
 3   1,   1    |          Spirit. This mystery of love is offered as a gift to
 4   1,   1    |       the mystery of Trinitarian love arise the different Christian
 5   1     (11)|      Saviour, and his mission of love and service in Asia: That
 6   2,   1    |        towards the perfection of love, of holiness: “in his spiritual
 7   2,   2    |         filokalia,” that is, the love of the divine beauty, which
 8   2,   2    |         Shepherd consists in the love with which he gives himself
 9   2,   2    |        each of his sheep and the love which creates a knowing
10   2,   2    |        this beauty arouses in us love, appreciation, and a desire
11   2,   2    |      fosters within his person a love for the Church and a passion
12   4,   1    |        and that he offers us his love so as to be able to say
13   4,   2    |         hope for the fullness of love that has begun to be realised
14   4,   2    |          and of the power of his love in the fragility of the
15   4,   2    |         of the Beatitudes, where love, drawing strength from prayer,
16   4,   3    |      many forms of an absence of love, which is also an absence
17 Concl       |     spirit of communion and with love for this world, that is