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 1 II,5   |         his awareness of being the Redeemer of the world. From the first
 2 IV,11  |        that the foretelling of the Redeemer contained in these words
 3 IV,11  | progenitrix of him who will be the Redeemer of man.34 And since the
 4 IV,11  |            mission of woman in the Redeemer's salvific struggle against
 5 VI,20  |             a gift for Christ, the Redeemer of humanity and the Spouse
 6 VI,20  |         Christ first of all as the Redeemer who "loved until the end"
 7 VI,21  |         when joined to Christ, the Redeemer of each and every person,
 8 VII,23 |         Holy One of Israel is your Redeemer, the God of the whole earth
 9 VII,23 |           you, says the Lord, your Redeemer. ... For the mountains may
10 VII,23 |         the truth about Christ the Redeemer's love, according to the
11 VII,23 |         Holy One of Israel is your Redeemer" (Is 54:5). In Saint Paul'
12 VII,25 |         spousal love of Christ the Redeemer: "For God so loved the world
13 VII,25 |         the "Bride" of Christ, the Redeemer of the world. In this way "
14 VII,25 |          of the love of Christ the Redeemer, and seeks to respond to
15 VII,26 |      meaning of God's love. As the Redeemer of the world, Christ is
16 VII,27 |            sacrifice, in which the Redeemer has offered to the Father
17 VII,27 |        love of the Bridegroom, the Redeemer of the world. This concerns
18 VII,27 |          Christ, who alone, as the Redeemer of the world, is the Church'
19 VIII,29|           of God - the Creator and Redeemer - and in the eyes of human
20 IX,31  |            what he, as Creator and Redeemer, entrusts to women, to every