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 1 Int, 1 |    experience the depths of his love. Through the Rosary the
 2   1, 9 |      experiencing ever anew the love of the Father and delighting
 3   1, 13|        in a spirit of faith and love is to be open to the grace
 4   2, 21|      testifies “to the end” his love for humanity (Jn 13:1),
 5   2, 22|         the revelation of God's love and the source of our salvation.
 6   2, 22|  suffering reveals not only the love of God but also the meaning
 7   2, 22|      who humbles himself out of love “even unto death, death
 8   2, 22|        into the depths of God's love for man and to experience
 9   2, 24|    being rooted and grounded in love, may have power... to know
10   2, 24|       have power... to know the love of Christ which surpasses
11   3, 26|        as an outpouring of that love which tirelessly returns
12   3, 26|      Simon, son of John, do you love me?” Three times this question
13   3, 26|           Lord, you know that I love you” (cf. Jn 21:15-17).
14   3, 26|   universal experience of human love. To understand the Rosary,
15   3, 26| psychological dynamic proper to love.~One thing is clear: although
16   3, 26|        to Jesus that the act of love is ultimately directed,
17   3, 34|       Hail Mary to another – by love for Christ and for Mary,
18   3, 36|      himself a “servant” out of love for us (Phil 2:7).~A fine
19 Con, 40|  witness in every situation to “love, which binds everything
20 Con, 41|        to see their covenant of love renewed in the Spirit of
21 Con, 43|       unites us to God, bond of love which unites us to the angels,