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 1 Intro,3  |         1:27), thanks to whom ''death shall be no more, neither
 2 Intro,4  |        A new spectre of war and death appeared, which, when added
 3 Intro,4  |        seeds of destruction and death. Hope sustains him as he
 4 Intro,5  |        is a mystery of life and death. The Cross has become for
 5 Intro,5  |         life has triumphed over death.~In making this Paschal
 6 II,18    |        to the Father, even unto death, death on a Cross (cf. Phil
 7 II,18    |        Father, even unto death, death on a Cross (cf. Phil 2:8),
 8 II,24    |     demand of faithfulness unto death, a 'follow me' which can
 9 III,27   |         the victor over sin and death.105 ~The proclamation of
10 III,27   |      proclamation of the Lord's death and Resurrection thus includes ''
11 III,29   |        until its end in natural death; the freedom of individuals
12 IV,33    | definitive victory over sin and death and of his coming in glory.~
13  V,42    |       and mission, his life and death. Let us contemplate also
14  V,42    |     prospect of his Passion and Death. It is a gesture which reveals
15 VII,67   |       the door to conflicts and death, the Bishop is the defender
16 VII,70   |         rather of a paroxysm of death which strives to grip humanity
17 VII,71   |        life, from conception to death, as well as the breakdown
18 Conclu,74|      merciful love over sin and death.~Let us implore for this