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  1 Intro,1  |         of Jesus Christ for the Hope of the World. We were all
  2 Intro,2  |       the theological virtue of hope. This approach immediately
  3 Intro,3  |                               A hope founded on Christ~3. It
  4 Intro,3  |        every Bishop to proclaim hope to the world, hope based
  5 Intro,3  |     proclaim hope to the world, hope based on the proclamation
  6 Intro,3  |       Gospel of Jesus Christ: a hope ''which not only concerns
  7 Intro,3  |         all that eschatological hope which awaits the riches
  8 Intro,3  |         A stance of theological hope, together with faith and
  9 Intro,3  |          witness and servant of hope. He has the duty of instilling
 10 Intro,3  |   people the basis of Christian hope (cf. 1 Pet 3:15). The Bishop
 11 Intro,3  |     witness and servant of this hope, especially where a culture
 12 Intro,3  |         to transcendence. Where hope is absent, faith itself
 13 Intro,3  |      unbelief and indifference, hope is a stalwart support for
 14 Intro,3  |      succeed in keeping his own hope alive (cf. Rom 15:4) and
 15 Intro,3  |        4) and in nourishing the hope of those entrusted to his
 16 Intro,3  |      Virgin Mary, the Mother of Hope, who believed in the fulfilment
 17 Intro,3  |       God and holding firmly to hope, which like a sure and steadfast
 18 Intro,3  |        servant of Christ, ''our hope of glory'' (cf. Col 1:27),
 19 Intro,4  |                                 Hope, when hopes are dashed~4.
 20 Intro,4  |       their expectations on the hope that does not disappoint.
 21 Intro,4  |      parody or deride Christian hope. In the joy of the Spirit
 22 Intro,4  |    daily strengthens a Bishop's hope and makes him increasingly
 23 Intro,4  |         freedom of each person. Hope encourages a Bishop to discern,
 24 Intro,4  |       of destruction and death. Hope sustains him as he transforms
 25 Intro,4  |         and for reconciliation. Hope in Jesus the Good Shepherd
 26 Intro,4  |     living image of Christ, our hope, in whom all God's promises
 27 Intro,5  |  Servants of the Gospel for the hope of the world~5. In issuing
 28 Intro,5  |         of Jesus Christ for the Hope of the World.10 In doing
 29 Intro,5  |       serve your Gospel for the hope of the world!''.12~In this
 30 Intro,5  |      this way, living as men of hope and reflecting in their
 31 Intro,5  |       will truly be a source of hope for their flock. We know
 32 Intro,5  |      that the world needs the ''hope that does not disappoint'' (
 33 Intro,5  |         5:5). We know that this hope is Christ. We know it and
 34 Intro,5  |       therefore we proclaim the hope that springs from the Cross.~
 35 Intro,5  |  servants of the Gospel for the hope of the world. ~As we gaze
 36 Intro,5  |         we may be, let not your hope be placed in us: if we are
 37 Intro,5  |  Servants of the Gospel for the hope of the world.~ ~
 38  I,9     |   proclamation of the Gospel of hope to all peoples (cf. Lk 4:
 39 II,11    |         to living out in faith, hope and charity his ministry
 40 II,13    |       minister of communion and hope for God's holy people only
 41 II,13    |     Bishop thus lives by faith, hope and love, inasmuch as he
 42 II,13    |       Gospel of Jesus Christ in hope, the Bishop must become
 43 II,14    |                 Mary, Mother of Hope and teacher of the spiritual
 44 II,14    |        in firm faith, confident hope and ardent charity. As Mary
 45 II,15    |       be a credible minister of hope, since, as Saint Paul reminds
 46 II,15    |   Scriptures that we can derive hope'' (cf. Rom 15:4). The words
 47 II,17    |      words of the Psalmist: ''I hope in your word'' (Ps 119:114).
 48 II,17    |        prayer he will gain that hope which he must in turn pass
 49 II,17    |      the privileged forum where hope finds expression and nourishment,
 50 II,17    |   Aquinas, the ''interpreter of hope''.76~The Bishop's personal
 51 II,17    |        will appear, as a man of hope to the extent that he enters
 52 II,20    |       minister of the Gospel of hope must be a vir pauper. This
 53 II,20    |      and helping to build their hope.~He will carry out this
 54 II,20    |         be heard as a source of hope for all, but especially
 55 II,21    |        duty to ''wait in joyful hope'' for Christ's return in
 56 II,23    |        ministry as a witness to hope, attentive to the needs
 57 II,25    |       practice of the virtue of hope, when in difficult times
 58 II,25    | crucified and risen Christ, our hope, they reacted positively
 59 II,25    |     find yet another reason for hope, especially for the younger
 60 III,26   |       in the world as a sign of hope for every individual and
 61 III,27   |       of faith are derived, and hope shines forth for all humanity.
 62 III,27   |       includes the preaching of hope in the promises made by
 63 IV,33    |       the building of Christian hope. By preaching the word,
 64 IV,36    |   Resurrection and a reason for hope for God's People as they
 65 IV,36    |         forth as a sign of sure hope and comfort for the pilgrim
 66 IV,36    |    People of God''.141  It is a hope which is likewise nourished
 67 IV,39    |    reconciliation and a call to hope, is the very heart of the
 68 IV,41    |   communal, which are a sign of hope to all, including the younger
 69 IV,41    |       This will prove a sign of hope for everyone and a source
 70  V,43    |      personal witness of faith, hope and love – only with difficulty
 71  V,46    |         to all an invitation to hope. Here above all the Bishop
 72  V,51    |       women broader horizons of hope. On the other hand, committed
 73  V,51    |        give an account of their hope (cf. 1 Pet 3:15) wherever
 74  V,51    |        to be Christians of firm hope, solidly anchored in the
 75  V,53    |     young people. A minister of hope can hardly fail to build
 76 VI,56    |    Bishops and the Roman Curia. Hope was expressed that this
 77 VI,59    |      Fathers, who expressed the hope that relations of fraternal
 78 VI,62    |     clear when it expressed the hope that Particular Councils
 79 VI,64    |     which contradicts Christian hope. The practical means for
 80 VI,65    |      the servant and witness of hope. Mission is the sure index
 81 VI,65    |         a new life motivated by hope. In proclaiming the Risen
 82 VII,66   |         not to fear but to have hope (cf. Lk 12:32)? Jesus often
 83 VII,66   |     strive, because we have our hope set on the living God, who
 84 VII,67   |       teaching is able to offer hope even in the worst of situations,
 85 VII,67   |         because, if there is no hope for the poor, there will
 86 VII,67   |      the poor, there will be no hope for anyone, not even for
 87 VII,67   |      rights, and one who brings hope.279 ~The words of the Synod
 88 VII,67   |         of employment or in the hope of finding peace. The ravages
 89 VII,67   | teaching makes clear, Christian hope is deeply linked to zeal
 90 VII,68   |         profession of Christian hope, it cannot be forgotten
 91 VII,68   |       that it is precisely this hope which is the basis of interreligious
 92 VII,71   |         most basic community of hope, which so pleases God that
 93 VII,72   |       proclaiming the Gospel of hope. What is at stake is always
 94 VII,72   |         of man, as a ''being of hope''.~It is understandable
 95 VII,72   |         these new challenges to hope can lead to a temptation
 96 VII,72   |          for the basis of their hope is found in the mystery
 97 Conclu,73|  servants of the Gospel for the hope of the world, yet we know
 98 Conclu,73|    world, yet we know that this hope does not come from us, but
 99 Conclu,73|     cease to be the guardian of hope in the human heart: the
100 Conclu,73|         in the human heart: the hope of all human creatures,
101 Conclu,74|      our ministry as heralds of hope. Like him, we must be ready
102 Conclu,74|   pastors – ''as a sign of sure hope and comfort, until the day