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 1 II,3  |      Testament's monotheistic faith such a thing was difficult
 2 II,4  |   This truth, which Christian faith has accepted from the beginning,
 3 II,4  |       through her response of faith Mary exercises her free
 4 IV,11 |  reflection on the deposit of faith received from divine Revelation.
 5 IV,11 |       5).~In the tradition of faith and of Christian reflection
 6  V,13 |  praised by him for her great faith: "Your faith has made you
 7  V,13 |    for her great faith: "Your faith has made you well" (Mk 5:
 8  V,13 |    whom Christ extols for her faith, her humility and for that
 9  V,13 |        O woman, great is your faith! Be it done for you as you
10  V,15 |     they too receive him with faith (cf. Jn 4: 39-42). This
11  V,15 |      truths of revelation and faith: "Lord, if you had been
12  V,15 |      After this profession of faith Jesus raises Lazarus. This
13  V,15 |      and heart, a response of faith. Jesus expresses appreciation
14  V,15 |       he presents this lively faith, filled with love, as an
15  V,15 |     this most arduous test of faith and fidelity the women proved
16 VI,19 |        the Mother who through faith shares in the amazing mystery
17 VI,19 |      the deepest 'kenosis' of faith in human history".40~As
18 VI,20 |   Israel". A new awareness of faith is essential for such a
19 VI,22 |       accepting God's word in faith. For by her preaching and
20 VI,22 |   virginal purity an integral faith, a firm hope, and a sincere
21 VI,22 |     in the perspective of our faith, the mystery of "woman":
22 VII,27|       in the latter, "sincere faith" passes from the mother
23 VII,27| bravely bore witness to their faith and passed on the Church'
24 VII,27|    and passed on the Church's faith and tradition by bringing
25 IX,31 |       which she owes to their faith, hope and charity: she gives
26 IX,31 |       Church in the matter of faith, charity, and perfect union