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 1 Int, 4 |          centre of the Christian faith, in such a way that “when
 2   1, 13|    remember” them in a spirit of faith and love is to be open to
 3   1, 14|        of her own “pilgrimage of faith”.17 As we contemplate each
 4   1, 14|        end with the obedience of faith: “Behold I am the handmaid
 5   1, 17|        the Rosary, with the same faith as those who have gone before
 6   2, 18|         to Peter's confession of faith by indicating the source
 7   2, 21|       hearts of the disciples to faith, thanks to the intervention
 8   2, 23| expressed this knowledge born of faith and invited the believer
 9   2, 23|        the reasons for their own faith (cf. 1Cor 15:14) and relive
10   2, 24|     dwell in your hearts through faith, so that you, being rooted
11   2, 24|          of Nazareth, a woman of faith, of silence, of attentive
12   3, 33|       forceful expression to our faith in Christ, directed to the
13   3, 33|          at once a profession of faith and an aid in concentrating
14   3, 37|        to make the profession of faith the basis of the contemplative