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 1  I,5 | appreciation of some aspects of a mystery of revelation than the other,
 2  I,6 |        especially the Eucharistic mystery, source of the Church's
 3  I,6 |          of future glory. In this mystery the faithful, united with
 4  I,6 |        through communion with the mystery of the Holy Trinity. In
 5  I,6 |        through the Eucharist, the mystery of communion with the glorified
 6  I,6 |   celebration, where the sense of mystery is so strongly felt by all
 7  I,11|          his or her totality: the mystery is sung in the loftiness
 8  I,11|           identification with the mystery celebrated with one's whole
 9  I,11|        that the body, through the mystery of the Cross, is in the
10  I,15|          given us to approach the mystery of the Father, principle
11  I,15|          And God loves man in the mystery of the Son, who let himself
12  I,16|     silence~16. Nevertheless this mystery is continuously veiled,
13  I,16|  perceives him as an inaccessible mystery, whose essence cannot be