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 1 2 |     we meditate upon Christ's conversation with the young man, recorded
 2 2 |     of the Decalogue.~But the conversation does not end here. For the
 3 2 |   without hesitation that the conversation mentioned above is the meeting
 4 2 |  person, a boy or a girl; his conversation takes place in different
 5 2 | cultures. Each of you in this conversation is potentially the one he
 6 2 |     the words uttered in that conversation by both sides have a significance
 7 2 |       you to develop your own conversation with Christ-a conversation
 8 2 |    conversation with Christ-a conversation which is of fundamental
 9 3 |      questions he asks in his conversation with Jesus. Therefore also
10 4 |         Such is Christ in the conversation with the young man. Such
11 4 |    man. Such is Christ in the conversation with each of you. When you
12 6 |  Therefore when Jesus, in his conversation with the young man, lists
13 7 |       examination of Christ's conversation with the young man, we now
14 7 |  Christ which accompanies his conversation with the young man in the
15 8 |       concluding phase of the conversation. In Matthew's account, it
16 8 |       the context of Christ's conversation with the young man it acquires
17 9 |       about youth on Christ's conversation with the young man, that
18 9 |       same time entering into conversation with Christ in prayer, desire
19 10|     you not to break off your conversation with Christ in this extremely
20 13|      distant echo of Christ's conversation with the young man in the
21 15|       be linked with Christ's conversation with the young man in the
22 15|  generation.~This is how your conversation with Christ goes on, the
23 15|      with Christ goes on, the conversation begun one day in the Gospel.
24 15|   truth contained in Christ's conversation with the young man.~As we
25 16|    which continues the Gospel conversation of Christ with the young