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 1  0,1 |          1:78): Jesus Christ, our Lord, whom all Christians invoke
 2  0,2 |        their first witness to the Lord.(4) In that city the most
 3  0,3 |      which is irreversible as the Lord's appeal for unity is irreversible. "
 4  0,4 |     traditions. We learn from the Lord himself, who would stop
 5  0,4 |           come before Christ, the Lord of history, as divided as
 6  I,5 |           and living faith in the Lord Jesus. In this sense it
 7  I,8 |           always a free gift. The Lord Jesus came to die for us
 8  I,8 |         pangs (cf. Rom 8:22). The Lord himself will return to give
 9  I,8 |          and an invocation of the Lord's return. And if Tradition
10  I,8 |        yet fully become, what the Lord wants them to become, and
11  I,9 |      gifts offered to each by the Lord; it was presented as a symbolic
12  I,11| liturgical experience, Christ the Lord is the light which illumines
13  I,11|         on it by Christ. Thus the Lord, immersed in the Jordan,
14  I,11|     Spirit and is united with the Lord Jesus, who himself took
15  I,11|      recapitulation in Christ the Lord. This concept expresses
16  I,11|           in the Eucharist of the Lord, in his Passover, present
17  I,12|          of his distance from the Lord which becomes heartfelt
18  I,14|         way of communion with his Lord, the monk finds the world
19  I,15|   abstract truths, knows that his Lord alone is Truth and Life,
20  I,15|          holy person of Jesus the Lord, where the divine and the
21  I,16|           Love, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ in the joy
22 II,17|        journeying towards the one Lord, all sustained and supported
23 II,17|     enabled us to pray to the one Lord together and to pray for
24 II,17|      Christians whose pastors the Lord has made us. Sometimes urgent
25 II,18|           and Resurrection of the Lord Jesus, the Gospel spread
26 II,19|         of new divisions. May the Lord open our hearts, convert
27 II,19|          this charity. I pray the Lord to inspire, first of all
28 II,19|           our sharing in the same Lord whom we are called to proclaim
29 II,20|         achieved how and when the Lord desires, and that it will
30 II,23|     concreteness.~I feel that the Lord's call to work in every
31 II,23|           pray intensely that the Lord will soften our minds and
32 II,28|          East are a symbol of the Lord who comes again. We cannot
33 II,28|      sisters redeemed by the same Lord, but also because a holy
34 II,28|           walking towards the one Lord, and thus towards one another.~