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 1  0,1 |                 man and the hope of the world.~That light inspired my
 2  0,1 |                to the Church and to the world, expressed not by a single
 3  0,2 |              News spread throughout the world because, filled with the
 4  0,3 |              today in every part of the world. I intend to address their
 5  0,4 |                 14:8 - 11). Letting the world ask us its questions, listening
 6  0,4 |                  giving response to the world's expectations and sufferings,
 7  I,6 |            flowed over into the Western world, and there provided a source
 8  I,11|             himself took a body for the world's salvation. This does not
 9  I,11|                potential of the created world. That world is destined
10  I,11|                 the created world. That world is destined to be assumed
11  I,13|              find the way of truth. Our world desperately needs such spiritual
12  I,14|                Lord, the monk finds the world a place where the beauty
13  I,14|          epiklesis of the Spirit on the world and is certain that he will
14  I,14|               offer his Son so that the world might be saved. In this
15  I,14|             enabled to contemplate that world already transfigured by
16  I,15|                 for him to speak to the world, to communicate himself;
17  I,15|                 death on the Cross by a world that did not recognize him,
18 II,17|              churches and peace for the world. Together we have felt more
19 II,17|                 cause of scandal to the world. These sins of the past
20 II,19|               called to proclaim to the world? In view of our reciprocal
21 II,22|                is proclaimed in all the world" (Rom 1:8). The Apostle
22 II,23|                time for the life of the world, especially in Eastern Europe,
23 II,28| misunderstandings: we have deprived the world of a joint witness that
24 II,28|   reconciliation, and the people of the world will have one more well -