Chap.,  N.

 1   1,18 |        precious of all gifts, a gift which no one else can give:
 2   1,18 |        does not disappoint;30 a gift which is at the origin of
 3   1,20 | appreciate anew that they are a gift which God has given for
 4   1,22 |        Church, by virtue of the gift of the Holy Spirit, he unceasingly
 5   2,27 |      that the Lord, through the gift of his Spirit, is ever present
 6   2,30 |    forth within the Church as a gift of the Holy Spirit, the
 7   2,35 |   foremost a grace, a priceless gift of God for his Church, a
 8   2,35 |      Lived in response to God's gift and as a mastery of the
 9   2,38 |       experience in their total gift of self and their permanent
10   2,38 |          consecrated life, as a gift of the Spirit to the Church
11   2,42 |         receive and pass on the gift of God through physical
12   3,45 |        to be the channel of the gift of grace, to reconcile sinners
13   3,45 |       been bestowed on you as a gift which must then be joyfully
14   3,64 |      ourselves have received as gift. In this way the mission
15   4,69 |         Christ: welcome it as a gift which makes of you its sacrament;
16   4,70 |       in the divine nature as a gift of grace. In this way the
17   4,75 |         Eucharist, the greatest gift of Christ to the Church,
18   4,80 |   through the free and generous gift of self, even at times of
19   5,84 |         Jn 13:1). Thanks to the gift of the Spirit, God's love
20   5,84 |       Precisely because it is a gift of God, charity becomes
21   5,91 |      and sustains them with the gift of his Spirit. In order
22   5,94 |       place in which life – the gift of God can be properly welcomed
23   5,105|      with renewed freshness the gift of charity which your Lord
24   6,106|    human possibilities and is a gift of God which will appear