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 1 Int, 2 |  accompanied me in moments of joy and in moments of difficulty.
 2 Int, 8 |       whom I recently had the joy of canonizing. As a true
 3   1, 9 |  Father and delighting in the joy of the Holy Spirit. Saint
 4   1, 10|       a gaze radiant with the joy of the Resurrection, and
 5   2, 19|     Heart of Christ, ocean of joy and of light, of suffering
 6   2, 20| mysteries”, are marked by the joy radiating from the event
 7   2, 20|       invitation to messianic joy: “Rejoice, Mary”. The whole
 8   2, 20|       cause John to “leap for joy” (cf. Lk 1:44). Gladness
 9   2, 20|   shepherds as “news of great joy” (Lk 2:10).~The final two
10   2, 20|    preserving this climate of joy, already point to the drama
11   2, 20| Temple not only expresses the joy of the Child's consecration
12   2, 20|      s heart (cf Lk 2:34-35). Joy mixed with drama marks the
13   2, 20|  deepest meaning of Christian joy. It is to focus on the realism
14   2, 20|       the secret of Christian joy, reminding us that Christianity
15   2, 21|       to come with him to the joy of the Resurrection and
16   2, 23|    1Cor 15:14) and relive the joy not only of those to whom
17   2, 23|      to Emmaus – but also the joy of Mary, who must have had