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1  0,4 |          memories, not of the great things God has done for us, but
2  I,5 | understanding and confessing divine things. It is hardly surprising,
3  I,8 |            never pure nostalgia for things or forms past, nor regret
4  I,8 |            them taste the wonderful things the Spirit has wrought in
5  I,10|             relationship of men and things to the heavenly Jerusalem.
6  I,11|           iniquity. In the liturgy, things reveal their own nature
7  I,13|             reference, for they see things with the loving gaze with
8  I,14|       detachment from those worldly things which stand in the way of
9 II,20|          which has led, among other things, in 1917, to the creation