Dominum et vivificantem
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 1   1,  3  |        in the Upper Room for his departure, namely for his Passion
 2   1,  8  |          in relation to his own "departure" through the Cross: "If
 3   1,  8  |       Holy Spirit after Christ's departure, the one contained in the
 4   1,  11 |  humanity - accomplished in his "departure" through the Cross and Resurrection -
 5   1,  11 |       the divine plan, Christ's "departure" is an indispensable condition
 6   1,  13 |         to you." Describing his "departure" as a condition for the "
 7   1,  14 |         send him to you."44 The "departure" of Christ through the Cross
 8   1,  14 |        at the price of Christ's "departure." While this "departure"
 9   1,  14 |          departure." While this "departure" caused the Apostles to
10   1,  14 |          add to this redemptive "departure" the glory of his Resurrection
11   1,  14 |       context of their Master's "departure," an "advantageous" departure,
12   1,  14 |    departure," an "advantageous" departure, for thanks to it another "
13   1,  22 |         at the price of his own "departure" through the Cross. ~The
14   1,  22 | messianic prophecies. After the "departure" of Christ the Son, the
15   1,  24 |         at the price of his own "departure": he gives them this Spirit
16   1,  25 |  guidance of those who after the departure of the Lord Jesus felt profoundly
17   2,  27 |         at the price of" his own departure, and promises "I will send
18   2,  27 |        the words indicating his "departure" through the Cross, and
19   2,  27 |     emphasizes the need for this departure: "It is to your advantage
20   2,  30 |          the Father, "after" the departure of Christ, "at the price
21   2,  30 |            at the price of" that departure. This is first a departure
22   2,  30 |       departure. This is first a departure through the Cross, and later,
23   2,  40 |          Paschal Mystery of his "departure," from the Gospel of John.
24   2,  40 |      Hebrews, on the way to his "departure" through Gethsemani and
25   2,  45 |           by virtue of Christ's "departure" in the Paschal Mystery:
26   3,  61 |      where he speaks of his own "departure" through the Cross as the
27   3,  61 |          foretells not only his "departure" but also his new "coming."
28   3,  61 |          change the fact of his "departure." It follows that departure,
29   3,  61 |      departure." It follows that departure, after the close of Christ'
30   3,  62 |   sacramental expression of the "departure" of Christ through the mystery
31   3,  63 |     Paschal Mystery of Christ's "departure," living by his ever new "
32   3,  63 |          by Christ. Through the "departure" of the Son, the Holy Spirit
33   3,  63 |      with it the mystery of the "departure" of Christ through the Cross
34   3,  64 |        acting, by virtue of the "departure of Christ." Therefore the


Evangelium vitae
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35   3,  76 |         establishes the point of departure for the start of true freedom.


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
36   5,  53 |       not only in their point of departure, but also in their object”.64


Laborem exercens
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37   2,    6|          message as its point of departure, especially the fact that
38   4,   23|        is left behind. It is the departure of a person who is also


Redemptoris Mater
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39   1,  14 |          it is also the point of departure from which her whole "journey
40   3,  40 |     self-giving. After her Son's departure, her motherhood remains


Ut unum sint
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41   2,  66 |          a beginning, a point of departure", it is "oriented towards