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 1  V,13  | many, are forgiven, for she loved much" (cf. Lk 7:37-47).~
 2  V,15  |    to themselves: they feel loved with "eternal love", with
 3  V,15  |     special mention: "Jesus loved Martha and her sister (Mary)
 4  V,15  | many, are forgiven, for she loved much; but he who is forgiven
 5 VI,20  |  the very "beginning" to be loved and to love, in a vocation
 6 VI,20  |    all as the Redeemer who "loved until the end" through his
 7 VII,23 |  love your wives, as Christ loved the Church and gave himself
 8 VII,23 |   to the Ephesians: "Christ loved the Church and gave himself
 9 VII,25 |   the Redeemer: "For God so loved the world that he gave his
10 VII,25 |  women and men. "Christ has loved the Church" precisely as
11 VII,25 |       cf. Eph 5:23), he has loved every individual person.
12 VII,25 |  the love of God who "first loved us" (cf. 1 Jn 4:19) and
13 VII,25 |     human expectations: "He loved them to the end" (Jn 13:
14 VII,26 |     19-20). In this way "he loved them to the end" (Jn 13:
15 VIII,29|     who loves. The Bride is loved: it is she who receives
16 VIII,29|    and only a person can be loved. This statement is primarily
17 VIII,29|  person. The person must be loved, since love alone corresponds
18 VIII,29|  being - man and woman - is loved by God in Christ. But in