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 1 Int, 1 |     the face of Christ and to experience the depths of his love.
 2 Int, 3 |  Ineunte, in which, after the experience of the Jubilee, I invited
 3   1, 12|     it starts with Mary's own experience, is an exquisitely contemplative
 4   1, 16|   grown ever more firm in the experience of the Christian people.
 5   1, 17|       levels of the Christian experience. Its form is that of a prayerful
 6   2, 18|      indispensable: “Only the experience of silence and prayer offers
 7   2, 21|  parallels) and to prepare to experience with him the agony of the
 8   2, 22|     God's love for man and to experience all its life-giving power.~
 9   2, 23|   have had an equally intense experience of the new life of her glorified
10   2, 25|     invitation to everyone to experience it personally: the Rosary
11   3, 26|   familiar from the universal experience of human love. To understand
12   3, 28|     compatible with Christian experience, they are often based on
13   3, 28|     the fruit of centuries of experience, this method should not
14   3, 28|     favour one could cite the experience of countless Saints. This
15   3, 32|     in solitude, an ecclesial experience.~
16   3, 34|     in some way to relive the experience of Tabor, a foretaste of
17 Con, 40| disposing them to receive and experience in their innermost depths,
18 Con, 42|       their earliest years to experience this daily “pause for prayer”
19 Con, 43|     through your own personal experience of the beauty of the Rosary,
20 Con, 43|    and sensitive to the lived experience of the Christian people,