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 1 Int,  2     |                    2. During the Great Jubilee of the Year 2000
 2 Int,  10    |       this? The Eucharist is too great a gift to tolerate ambiguity
 3   1,  11    | adoration before this mystery: a great mystery, a mystery of mercy.
 4   1,  19    |          and become part of that great multitude which cries out: “
 5   2,  25(49)|        reserved in churches with great reverence in a prominent
 6   2,  25    |        reserved in churches with great reverence in a prominent
 7   3,  31    |          their focus amid such a great number of different tasks.
 8   4,  39    |          It would therefore be a great contradiction if the sacrament
 9   4,  39    | Eucharistic Sacrifice. Hence the great truth expressed which the
10   5,  47    |          Supper, instituted this great sacrament. There is an episode
11   5,  48    |        in a setting worthy of so great a mystery. In the wake of
12   5,  49    |          indirectly, a source of great inspiration.~Such was the
13   5,  49    |     melodies and the many, often great, composers who sought to
14   5,  50    |        Christian art made by the great architectural and artistic
15   5,  51    |        throughout the world, the great vitality which the celebration
16   5,  52    |          of this makes clear the great responsibility which belongs
17   5,  52    |           chosen by the Church's great liturgical tradition and
18   5,  52    |       Eucharist be observed with great fidelity. These norms are
19   5,  52    |          to our hands: it is too great for anyone to feel free
20 CON,  59    |         unconsciously, yearns. A great and transcendent mystery,
21 CON,  61    |   millennium, culminating in the Great Jubilee, have spurred us
22 CON,  61    |          the journey will be too great for you” (1 Kg 19:7). The
23 CON,  62    |          the saints, who are the great interpreters of true Eucharistic