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 1 2  |           what is more, the divine Redeemer has so willed it that the
 2 19 |      society founded by the divine Redeemer, whether in her doctrine
 3 20 |           public worship which our Redeemer as Head of the Church renders
 4 24 |           kneel at the feet of the Redeemer to tell Him how much they
 5 34 |          on the life of the divine Redeemer and guides us to profounder
 6 35 |         closely the virtues of our Redeemer. And all of this not simply
 7 39 |          the same acts. The divine Redeemer has willed, as a matter
 8 40 |           ambassador of the divine Redeemer. He is God's vice-gerent
 9 54 |         most bitter passion of our Redeemer, devotion to the most Sacred
10 62 |           designed that the divine Redeemer's body shows no trace of
11 65 |       Peter, charged by the divine Redeemer with the feeding of His
12 70 |           same, namely, our divine Redeemer in His human nature with
13 70 |       wisdom, the sacrifice of our Redeemer is shown forth in an admirable
14 72 |            to God. Only the divine Redeemer, as the eternal Father's
15 79 |           merits won by the divine Redeemer upon the cross are distributed
16 79 |           need of the blood of the Redeemer to remit sin which challenges
17 81 |          as those which the divine Redeemer had when He offered Himself
18 84 |         sense represent the divine Redeemer and are not mediator between
19 96 |            repeats what the divine Redeemer did at the Last Supper,
20 96 |           whose Head is the divine Redeemer, and he offers it to God
21 102|         the likeness of the divine Redeemer through the mystery of the
22 111|           possible with the divine Redeemer, so that their lives may
23 117|         the goodness of the divine Redeemer, they may be united to Him
24 119|        works of zeal to the divine Redeemer. Let husbands and wives
25 124|           converse with the divine Redeemer for at least a short while
26 124|        good pleasure of the divine Redeemer to hearken to us when we
27 126|      familiarity with their divine Redeemer even after the congregation
28 128|                    128. The divine Redeemer is ever repeating His pressing
29 135|           Him who willed to be our Redeemer and our brother, be pleased
30 136|   providing a worthy abode for our Redeemer concealed beneath the eucharistic
31 155|      coming of the birthday of the Redeemer, she would bring us to the
32 158|            footsteps of the divine Redeemer, to carry the cross willingly
33 159|            rise, in union with the Redeemer, from our cold and slothful
34 161|        able to know and praise our Redeemer ever more and more. It requires
35 162|      churches images of the divine Redeemer suffering on the cross.~
36 165| contemplation the mysteries of our Redeemer, asks in her prayers for
37 166|          the virtues of the divine Redeemer.~
38 167|          kept watch for the divine Redeemer, while in others the virginal
39 169|          happily gave birth to the Redeemer for us. Since she is therefore, "
40 169|        Mother also when the divine Redeemer offered the sacrifice of
41 171|            them through the divine Redeemer in order that Christ be