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 1     Ded,  1 |      predecessor, the servant of God Paul VI, December 4, 1963,
 2     Ded,  1 |            Man’s genius has with God’s help produced marvelous
 3      II,  4 |   documents the communication of God with man, a communication
 4      II,  4 |        the image and likeness of God in order to embrace divine
 5      II,  4 |  incomprehension and separation. God, however, did not abandon
 6      II,  5 |        The communication between God and humanity has thus reached
 7      II,  5 |         The act of love by which God reveals himself, united
 8      II,  5 |          how to communicate with God and with other human beings
 9      II,  5 |     dialogue with the mystery of God, revealed fully in Christ
10      II,  6 |          providentially given by God to intensify communion and
11      II,  6 |       character of the People of God, favoring a more intense
12      II,  6 |  cooperation. ~We give thanks to God for the presence of these
13     III,  8 | expression of communication with God and with one another, to
14       V,  13|    communicator” of the Father: “God, in these last days, has
15       V,  14|           inter mirifica – which God has placed at our disposal
16       V,  14|    entered the human heart, what God has prepared for those who