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 1 1  |       was first taught us by the Redeemer Himself. Illustrating as
 2 3  |       society established by the Redeemer of the human race resembles
 3 11 |         faithful with the divine Redeemer; and then, from this consoling
 4 17 |         commission of the Divine Redeemer Himself, that Christ's apostolate
 5 17 |        the Kingdom of the Divine Redeemer occupy an honorable, if
 6 24 |          mystical members of our Redeemer; but if anyone unhappily
 7 26 |     Pentecost."23 For the Divine Redeemer began the building of the
 8 29 |         all, by the death of our Redeemer, the New Testament took
 9 37 |   superior powers, so the Divine Redeemer holds the helm of the universal
10 40 |     manner. On the contrary, our Redeemer also governs His Mystical
11 41 |         the Mystical Body of the Redeemer so obscured and so maimed,
12 44 |      need the help of the Divine Redeemer, for He has said: "Without
13 47 |        counsels she reflects the Redeemer's poverty, obedience and
14 51 |     follows that from our Divine Redeemer as from a fountainhead "
15 54 |      mission by which our Divine Redeemer sent His Apostles into the
16 56 |          the beloved soul of our Redeemer as in His most cherished
17 58 |         heavenly gifts which our Redeemer, together with His Spirit,
18 63 |       order is the Spirit of our Redeemer who penetrates and fills
19 65 |      reason which led our Divine Redeemer to give to the community
20 65 |         and proceed from our one Redeemer who not only said as He
21 67 |          teaches that the Divine Redeemer and the Society which is
22 69 |      proposed end. As the Divine Redeemer sent the Paraclete, the
23 73 |       hope, which bind us to our Redeemer in His Mystical Body are
24 74 |         claim to love the Divine Redeemer, if we hate those whom He
25 75 | knowledge and love of our Divine Redeemer, of which we were the object
26 77 |        and the complement of the Redeemer, while Christ in a sense
27 78 |        our union with the Divine Redeemer and in particular of the
28 82 |        Church. And as the Divine Redeemer, when dying on the Cross,
29 83 |          Christ, and to love the Redeemer Himself in all the members
30 86 |      unity. They make the Divine Redeemer and the members of the Church
31 89 |         is false; for the divine Redeemer is most closely united not
32 90 |          addressed to the Divine Redeemer also; for all Christians
33 94 |        are all the dearer to our Redeemer because they are deserving
34 98 |          last mortal breath, our Redeemer never ceased for an instant,
35 100|                         100. Our Redeemer showed His burning love
36 101|        the Kingdom of the Divine Redeemer. No member of this venerated
37 103|         the Mystical Body of the Redeemer, they still remain deprived
38 104|        the example of the Divine Redeemer and to give themselves constantly
39 108|       the torments of our Divine Redeemer. But today that duty is
40 110|         the spirit of our Divine Redeemer, already given on the Cross,