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 1 II,3   |        his name Jesus. He will be great, and will be called the
 2 IV,9   |           17-19) and likewise the great "pain" with which the woman
 3 IV,10  |   statement in Genesis 3:16 is of great significance. It implies
 4 IV,11  |         He who is mighty has done great things for me" (Lk 1:49).
 5 IV,11  |   feminine humanity. He "has done great things for me": this is
 6  V,12  |          is an attitude marked by great clarity and depth. Various
 7  V,13  |        was praised by him for her great faith: "Your faith has made
 8  V,13  |       heart is capable. "O woman, great is your faith! Be it done
 9  V,13  |    contained in this answer is so great that "they went away, one
10 VI,18  |        that she is sharing in the great mystery of eternal generation.
11 VI,21  |     renunciation that can involve great sacrifice for a woman, makes
12 VII,23 |                              The "great mystery" ~23. Of fundamental
13 VII,23 |           I forsook you, but with great compassion I will gather
14 VII,23 |         make up the whole of the "great mystery" ("sacramentum magnum"). ~
15 VII,23 |        its turn this union, as a "great sacrament", determines the
16 VII,23 |       which taken as a whole is a great analogy, we must distinguish
17 VII,23 |         in symbolic language the "great mystery" which is divine.~
18 VII,25 |        symbolic dimension of the "great mystery"~25. In the Letter
19 VII,25 |      whole, serves to reveal the "great mystery". This is a symbolic
20 VII,25 |       This is also present in the great analogy of the "Bride" in
21 VII,26 |          broad background of the "great mystery" expressed in the
22 VII,26 |          is introduced into this "great mystery" of Christ and of
23 VII,27 |   expresses at the same time the "great mystery" described in the
24 VII,27 |            In the context of the "great mystery" of Christ and of
25 VII,27 |        measured according to the "great mystery" in which the Bride
26 VII,27 |         explain, for example, the great work of Saint Catherine
27 VIII,30|           12:4) there stands "the great dragon ... that ancient
28 VIII,30| entrusting, expresses itself in a great number of figures of the
29 VIII,30|          people, who perceive the great energies of her spirit.
30 IX,31  |      conversations which show his great esteem for the dignity of
31 IX,31  |        feminine dignity, for the "great works of God", which throughout
32 IX,31  |           times are burdened by a great social responsibility; for "
33 IX,31  |          Cor 12:4ff.), which with great generosity are poured forth