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 1     II, I,1|       her children with maternal love and cares for them so that
 2     II, I,1|          Word and sacraments, in love and solidarity, in prayer
 3     II,II  |        human beings, between the love of God who calls and the
 4     II,II,1|      strong sense of the Church, love for the Church and her mission,
 5     II,II,2|          the unique and greatest Love; service of the Church can
 6     II,IV,1|        too, must be educated “to love the truth, to be loyal,
 7     II,IV,1|   discovery of the centrality of love in their own lives and the
 8     II,IV,1|          man cannot live without love. He remains a being that
 9     II,IV,1|        his life is senseless, if love is not revealed to him,
10     II,IV,1|         if he does not encounter love, if he does not experience
11     II,IV,1|   Pastores dabo vobis, this is a love which involves all the aspects
12     II,IV,1|     celibate candidates, to live love means offering the totality
13     II,IV,1|      married candidates, to live love means offering themselves
14     II,IV,1|         the likeness of Christ's love for his Church; at the same
15     II,IV,2|  discovery of and sharing in the love of Christ the servant, who
16     II,IV,2|         self, humble and helpful love for the brothers and sisters,
17     II,IV,2|          of this new capacity to love is the Eucharist, which,
18    III, 2,2|          prayer and above all by love of the Eucharist”,(96) in
19    III, 2,4|         Gospel value of conjugal love, the virtues which protect
20    III, 2,4|      which deacons may bring the love of the Church to the suffering
21    III, 2,5|        its strength which is the love of Christ. Diaconia should
22    III, 2,5|        to an experience of God's love and move him to conversion
23    III, 3,3|         condition of a slave for love of the Father and mankind. (187)
24    III, 3,3|   faithfully without sharing His love for the Church “for which
25    III, 3,3|          ministry with an ardent love for the Church, and a sincere
26    III, 3,3|          It was for this plan of love, that Christ became a slave
27    III, 3,3|         fullness of the Father's love by which they are saved
28    III, 3,3|         in imitation of Christ's love for mankind — which surpasses
29    III, 3,4|        encounter Christ who, for love of man, became an expiatory
30    III, 3,4|          always be guided by the love of Christ for all men instead
31    III, 3,5|      Head cannot but foster true love for His body which is the
32    III, 3,5|        which is the Church. This love will commit the deacon to
33    III, 3,5|         Christ is present. (213)~Love for Christ and for His Church
34    III, 3,5|          is profoundly linked to love of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
35    III, 3,5|    diaconia (cf. John 19:25-27). Love of the Mother of God, based
36    III, 3,5|         one has responded with a love greater than hers to the
37    III, 3,5|         than hers to the immense love of God”. (215) This love
38    III, 3,5|         love of God”. (215) This love of the Virgin Mary, handmaid
39    III, 3,6|        In celibate life, indeed, love becomes a sign of total
40    III, 3,6|    Matrimony sanctifies conjugal love and constitutes it a sign
41    III, 3,6|     constitutes it a sign of the love with which Christ gives
42    III, 3,6|      shared prayer. In marriage, love becomes an interpersonal
43    III, 3,6|        joy and sorrow: in short, love becomes service. When lived
44    III, 3,6|       faithful an example of the love of Christ. The married deacon
45    III, 3,6|         more they grow in mutual love, the greater their dedication
46    III, 3,6| deepening of mutual, sacrificial love between husband and wife
47    III, 3,6|          the Church”. (222) This love grows thanks to chastity
48    III, 3,6|     dedication to others for the love of God in the ministry.
49    III, 4,2|          need of every deacon to love Christ in such manner as
50    III, 4,2|       requires of them a growing love for the Church, shown forth
51    III, 4,4|        also assures them of that love with which mother Church
52    III, 4,5|      divine vocation, of sincere love for the Church and of authentic
53    III, 4,6|        life that springs up that love which sustains their ministry
54    III, 4,6|     living signs of the Church's love.~All of this requires careful
55    III, 4,6|       his ministry of making the love and service of Christ present
56    III, 4,6|          it is from the pastoral love of Christ that the ministry
57    III, 4,6|       and inspiration. This same love urges the deacon, in collaboration
58    III, 4,7|       listen, discern, serve and love as Jesus Christ did.~Deacons
59     IV     |        ordinary life filled with love, knew how to co-operate
60     IV     |        the Church with an ardent love.~Amen~ ~