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 1     Int,  5 |           whose devotion to this great Mystery will not fail to
 2       I     |      WAKE OF THE COUNCIL~AND THE GREAT JUBILEE~
 3       I,  6 | programme of preparation for the Great Jubilee of the Year 2000.
 4       I,  6 |     moment presented itself as a great grace. I realized, of course,
 5       I,  6 |        not by itself bring about great changes. Unfortunately the
 6       I,  7 |          The preparation for the great event was fully Trinitarian
 7       I,  7 |  attention on this aspect of the Great Jubilee. It is also worth
 8       I,  8 |             8. The fruits of the Great Jubilee were collected in
 9       I,  8 |        Council, there has been a great development in the way the
10       I,  10|       the worship demanded by so great a Mystery. Above all, I
11      II,  14|   Mystery. “The Eucharist is too great a gift to tolerate ambiguity
12      II,  17|           17. The Eucharist is a great mystery! And it is one which
13      IV,  26|     remind men and women of this great truth. This is especially
14      IV,  27|    experience the Eucharist as a great school of peace, forming
15     Con,  29|         Church contemplates this great Mystery. It is an amazement
16     Con,  29|        ministry, I consider it a great grace to be able to call
17     Con,  30|     witnesses and heralds of the great miracle of love which takes
18     Con,  30|    mission of the family.~I have great expectations of you, young
19     Con,  31|          in the presence of this great mystery, or experience hours