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 1   1,7(15)  |                      Cf. ibid., 12-13, 16-19, loc. cit., 4-
 2   1,7(15)  |        L'Osservatore Romano, 11-12 October 1999, 10.~
 3   1,12     |                                 12. If we look at Europe as
 4   1,13     |      spiritual worship (cf. Rom 12:1), and the source, soul
 5   1,14     |        go to the Father” (Jn 14:12). The saints are living
 6   1,18     |      find salvation (cf. Acts 4:12). Christ is the source of
 7   1,20     |       we must be saved” (Acts 4:12).37~
 8   2,28     |      mutual correction (cf. Rom 12:10; 15:7-14), as well as
 9   2,29     |        can enrich it (cf. 1 Cor 12). In this regard, the new
10   3,48(83) |         6 August 1999 – Suppl., 12.~
11   3,57(106)|        to the Diplomatic Corps (12 January 1985), 3: AAS 77 (
12   3,60(112)|        Artists (14 April 1999), 12: AAS 91 (1999), 1168.~
13   3,63(116)|                  Cf. Propositio 12.~
14   3,64(117)|                  Cf. Propositio 12.~
15   4,69     |        pleasing to God (cf. Rom 12:1).~The sense of mystery~
16   4,80     |     acceptable to God” (cf. Rom 12:1) takes place above all
17   5,105    | conformed to Christ (cf. Mt 5:1-12). ~Free from all forms of
18 CON        |      clothed with the sun” (Rev 12:1)~
19 CON,122    |    ready to give birth (cf. Rev 12:1-2), can be seen as the
20 CON,122    |        with a rod of iron” (Rev 12:5; cf. Ps 2:9). But she
21 CON,122    |        of the whole world” (Rev 12:9). The conflict is an uneven
22 CON,122    |        cast down with him” (Rev 12:9). He was defeated by Christ,
23 CON,122    |        of their testimony” (Rev 12:11). And even when the dragon
24 CON,123    |      clothed with the sun' (Rev 12:1), it can be said that '