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1 6| the light of life" (Jn 8: 12). In carrying out his ministry, 2 3| Romano English edition [ORE], 13 April 2005, p. 4). ~Thus, 3 2| kingdom of heaven" (cf. Mt 16: 15-19). ~You are Christ! You 4 3| Council has lavished upon us" (17 March 2000; L'Osservatore 5 2| build my Church" (Mt 16: 18). In choosing me as Bishop 6 2| of heaven" (cf. Mt 16: 15-19). ~You are Christ! You are 7 3| the Council (8 December 1965). As the years have passed, 8 3| lavished upon us" (17 March 2000; L'Osservatore Romano English 9 3| the treasures that this 20th-century Council has lavished upon 10 4| Thursday 2005, n. 1; ORE, 23 March, p. 4). In the first 11 3| 3. I have before my eyes in 12 5| his brethren (cf. Lk 22: 32). ~With full awareness, 13 3| This very year marks the 40th anniversary of the conclusion 14 5| 5. Nourished and sustained 15 3| Novo Millennio Ineunte, nn. 57-58). Also, in his spiritual 16 3| Millennio Ineunte, nn. 57-58). Also, in his spiritual 17 6| 6. I am thinking back at this 18 7| 7. Mane nobiscum, Domine! 19 2| universal Church, with humble abandonment into the hands of God's 20 1| Favour and peace be yours in abundance" (I Pt 1: 2)! At this time, 21 5| alone can dispose souls to accept the full truth of Christ. 22 3| She is a Church which, in accordance with his teaching and example, 23 5| living person, and render an account to him of all we have done 24 2| and with your constant, active and wise collaboration. 25 6| unforgettable embrace of love and admiration. The whole world looked 26 2| me with their prayers and advice, so that I may truly be 27 2| speravi; non confundar in aeternum!". ~Your Eminences, with 28 2| and the Lord's solemn affirmation: "You are "Peter' and on 29 | again 30 1| untended but leads it down the ages under the guidance of those 31 2| Philippi some 2,000 years ago. I seem to hear Peter's 32 5| current Successor of Peter is allowing himself to be called in 33 | Although 34 5| s followers. This is his ambition, his impelling duty. He 35 | among 36 6| this intense participation, amplified by the media to reach the 37 3| very year marks the 40th anniversary of the conclusion of the 38 | another 39 6| who are simply seeking an answer to the fundamental questions 40 2| repeat with trepidation the anxious words of the fisherman of 41 1| yesterday as Successor of the Apostle Peter in this See of Rome. 42 6| planet, was like a unanimous appeal for help addressed to the 43 3| millennium, bearing the Gospel, applied to today's world through 44 1| of inadequacy and human apprehension as I face the responsibility 45 5| every initiative that seems appropriate for promoting contacts and 46 3| English edition [ORE], 13 April 2005, p. 4). ~Thus, as I 47 5| which Christ expressed so ardent a hope in the Upper Room. 48 4| witnessing to the Gospel, the ardour of love for all, especially 49 | around 50 5| Divine Master's supreme aspiration. Indeed, he is entrusted 51 4| October, also of the Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, 52 6| simplicity and affection, to assure them that the Church wants 53 4| Youth Day in Cologne in August, and in October, also of 54 6| Catholics to cooperate for an authentic social development, respectful 55 3| today's world through the authoritative rereading of the Second 56 4| us to participate in the banquet of his Body and his Blood. 57 6| mortal remains, laid on the bare ground, in an unforgettable 58 5| Church of Rome which Peter bathed in his blood, Peter's current 59 3| entered the new millennium, bearing the Gospel, applied to today' 60 3| compass" by which to take our bearings in the vast ocean of the 61 | begin 62 | beginning 63 4| 4. My Pontificate begins in a particularly meaningful 64 6| create the conditions for a better future for all. ~I am thinking 65 2| 18). In choosing me as Bishop of Rome, the Lord wanted 66 7| a special, affectionate Blessing. ~ ~ 67 4| participate in the banquet of his Body and his Blood. From full 68 4| ministerial Priesthood was born at the Last Supper, together 69 2| on which I can count is boundless: "You are "Peter', and on 70 5| task of strengthening his brethren (cf. Lk 22: 32). ~With full 71 2| in the neighbourhood of Caesarea Philippi some 2,000 years 72 7| support me in my promise, I call on the motherly intercession 73 4| continues to give himself to us, calling us to participate in the 74 6| of life" (Jn 8: 12). In carrying out his ministry, the new 75 5| promote the fundamental cause of ecumenism. Following 76 4| of Corpus Christi must be celebrated with special solemnity. 77 4| place, the devout, daily celebration of Holy Mass, the centre 78 4| and the correctness of the celebrations. ~I ask this especially 79 1| experience in which, in a certain way, we glimpsed the power 80 2| Church" (Mt 16: 18). In choosing me as Bishop of Rome, the 81 1| those whom he himself has chosen as the Vicars of his Son 82 4| the Solemnity of Corpus Christi must be celebrated with 83 5| representatives of the different Churches and Ecclesial Communities. 84 6| Predecessors with the different civilizations, so that mutual understanding 85 1| to feel his strong hand clasping mine; I seem to see his 86 6| people from every social class and especially young people 87 4| express courageously and clearly faith in the Real Presence 88 2| in the Episcopate to be close to me with their prayers 89 4| to see this providential coincidence as an element that must 90 2| constant, active and wise collaboration. I also ask all my Brothers 91 2| make up the one Apostolic College, in the same way the Successor 92 2| united with one another. This collegial communion, despite the diversity 93 5| Christ. Each one of us must come before him, the supreme 94 1| perceive the encouragement that comes from this event of grace? ~ 95 4| I ask everyone in the coming months to intensify love 96 4| among all the faithful, the commitment to proclaiming and witnessing 97 5| different Churches and Ecclesial Communities. Indeed, on this occasion 98 3| pointed out the Council as a "compass" by which to take our bearings 99 2| safely stand. I ask him to compensate for my limitations so that 100 2| to set out, with the sole concern of proclaiming the living 101 3| the years have passed, the Conciliar Documents have lost none 102 3| 40th anniversary of the conclusion of the Council (8 December 103 5| do not suffice for this. Concrete gestures that enter hearts 104 6| understanding may create the conditions for a better future for 105 2| of all renew my total and confident loyalty to Christ: "In Te, 106 3| of Peter, I also wish to confirm my determination to continue 107 1| cf. Lumen Gentium, n. 1). Conformed to his Master and Lord, 108 2| Te, Domine, speravi; non confundar in aeternum!". ~Your Eminences, 109 5| that enter hearts and stir consciences are essential, inspiring 110 6| being. ~I will make every conscientious effort to continue the promising 111 1| heart in spite of all. And I consider it a special grace which 112 2| your prayers and with your constant, active and wise collaboration. 113 4| me. ~The Eucharist makes constantly present the Risen Christ 114 4| evangelizing mission, cannot but constitute the permanent centre and 115 5| appropriate for promoting contacts and understanding with the 116 2| evangelizing action in the contemporary world largely depends. Therefore, 117 4| present the Risen Christ who continues to give himself to us, calling 118 3| Predecessors and in faithful continuity with the 2,000-year tradition 119 1| side in my heart I feel two contrasting emotions. On the one hand, 120 4| mission of every priest, contributes to this goal. ~ 121 5| inspiring in everyone that inner conversion that is the prerequisite 122 3| Testament he noted, "I am convinced that it will long be granted 123 6| willingness of all Catholics to cooperate for an authentic social 124 5| occasion he sends them his most cordial greeting in Christ, the 125 4| therefore, the Solemnity of Corpus Christi must be celebrated 126 4| by the solemnity and the correctness of the celebrations. ~I 127 | could 128 2| divine power on which I can count is boundless: "You are " 129 4| Eucharist, and to express courageously and clearly faith in the 130 6| mutual understanding may create the conditions for a better 131 1| Master and Lord, John Paul II crowned his long and fruitful Pontificate 132 1| spiritual solidarity that culminated in his solemn funeral Mass. ~ 133 4| first place, the devout, daily celebration of Holy Mass, 134 6| mine shall ever walk in darkness; no, he shall possess the 135 3| conclusion of the Council (8 December 1965). As the years have 136 5| historical reasons for the decisions made in the past is also 137 6| for the human family, and declare the willingness of all Catholics 138 4| living the special Year dedicated to the Eucharist. How could 139 7| intend to serve him alone, dedicating myself totally to the service 140 2| truly be the Servus servorum Dei. Just as the Lord willed 141 1| world. Deep sorrow at his departure and the sense of emptiness 142 2| contemporary world largely depends. Therefore, it is on this 143 6| encounter in ever greater depth the living Christ, eternally 144 6| your expectations in the desire to help you encounter in 145 2| This collegial communion, despite the diversity of roles and 146 3| also wish to confirm my determination to continue to put the Second 147 5| Predecessors, he is fully determined to encourage every initiative 148 6| for an authentic social development, respectful of the dignity 149 4| months to intensify love and devotion for Jesus in the Eucharist, 150 4| In the first place, the devout, daily celebration of Holy 151 6| development, respectful of the dignity of every human being. ~I 152 5| visible unity of all his disciples. ~The current Successor 153 5| Paul II, which alone can dispose souls to accept the full 154 2| collegial communion, despite the diversity of roles and functions of 155 2| Pastor of his flock, ever docile to the promptings of his 156 3| have passed, the Conciliar Documents have lost none of their 157 | done 158 2| is enormous, there is no doubt that the divine power on 159 | down 160 3| to the new generations to draw from the treasures that 161 | during 162 | Each 163 5| the different Churches and Ecclesial Communities. Indeed, on 164 5| the prerequisite for all ecumenical progress. ~Theological dialogue 165 5| the fundamental cause of ecumenism. Following the example of 166 3| Osservatore Romano English edition [ORE], 13 April 2005, p. 167 2| the faith, on which the efficacy of evangelizing action in 168 6| make every conscientious effort to continue the promising 169 2| confundar in aeternum!". ~Your Eminences, with heartfelt gratitude 170 2| listen once again with deep emotion to the reassuring promise 171 1| heart I feel two contrasting emotions. On the one hand, a sense 172 4| John Paul II so frequently emphasized. "All the more then must 173 1| departure and the sense of emptiness that it left in everyone 174 6| in the desire to help you encounter in ever greater depth the 175 5| he is fully determined to encourage every initiative that seems 176 5| Catholics cannot but feel encouraged to strive for the full unity 177 1| we fail to perceive the encouragement that comes from this event 178 6| media to reach the very ends of the planet, was like 179 3| 2000; L'Osservatore Romano English edition [ORE], 13 April 180 2| my own poor shoulders is enormous, there is no doubt that 181 5| Concrete gestures that enter hearts and stir consciences 182 3| With the Great Jubilee she entered the new millennium, bearing 183 1| around him and making the entire human family feel more closely 184 2| build my Church.... I will entrust to you the keys of the kingdom 185 2| ask all my Brothers in the Episcopate to be close to me with their 186 5| and stir consciences are essential, inspiring in everyone that 187 6| depth the living Christ, eternally young. ~ 188 1| encouragement that comes from this event of grace? ~ 189 | everything 190 4| in the Eucharist, and to express courageously and clearly 191 5| full unity for which Christ expressed so ardent a hope in the 192 1| human apprehension as I face the responsibility for the 193 5| all we have done or have failed to do to further the great 194 1| 1. "Favour and peace be yours in abundance" ( 195 6| upset by uncertainties and fears, was questioning itself 196 1| the other, I have a lively feeling of profound gratitude to 197 7| unconditional promise of fidelity. I intend to serve him alone, 198 2| the anxious words of the fisherman of Galilee and listen once 199 4| full communion with him flows every other element of the 200 1| Paul II and the days that followed have been an extraordinary 201 6| the light of the world. No follower of mine shall ever walk 202 3| practice, following in the footsteps of my Predecessors and in 203 2| Apostles - the Council has forcefully reasserted this (cf. Lumen 204 | found 205 3| that is more courageous, freer, more youthful. She is a 206 4| Predecessor John Paul II so frequently emphasized. "All the more 207 1| Preface of Apostles I). ~Dear friends, this deep gratitude for 208 1| II crowned his long and fruitful Pontificate at the hour 209 5| his Predecessors, he is fully determined to encourage 210 2| the diversity of roles and functions of the Roman Pontiff and 211 | further 212 2| words of the fisherman of Galilee and listen once again with 213 6| especially young people gathered round his mortal remains, 214 1| Christian people in their faith, gathering them around him and making 215 3| long be granted to the new generations to draw from the treasures 216 5| suffice for this. Concrete gestures that enter hearts and stir 217 1| this deep gratitude for a gift of divine mercy is uppermost 218 4| Christ who continues to give himself to us, calling us 219 1| which, in a certain way, we glimpsed the power of God who, through 220 3| the Church and the current globalized society. ~ 221 4| priest, contributes to this goal. ~ 222 3| convinced that it will long be granted to the new generations to 223 6| help you encounter in ever greater depth the living Christ, 224 5| sends them his most cordial greeting in Christ, the one Lord 225 6| remains, laid on the bare ground, in an unforgettable embrace 226 1| down the ages under the guidance of those whom he himself 227 2| back at this moment to what happened in the neighbourhood of 228 6| the late John Paul II. The Heads of Nations, people from 229 2| Your Eminences, with heartfelt gratitude for the trust 230 5| Concrete gestures that enter hearts and stir consciences are 231 2| the keys of the kingdom of heaven" (cf. Mt 16: 15-19). ~You 232 | her 233 5| the investigation of the historical reasons for the decisions 234 6| with Pope John Paul II, hoping, please God, to meet them 235 1| fruitful Pontificate at the hour of his death, strengthening 236 2| the universal Church, with humble abandonment into the hands 237 7| With these sentiments I impart to you, Venerable Brother 238 5| This is his ambition, his impelling duty. He is aware that good 239 1| the one hand, a sense of inadequacy and human apprehension as 240 6| this I address everyone, including the followers of other religions 241 5| made in the past is also indispensable. But what is most urgently 242 3| Apostolic Letter, Novo Millennio Ineunte, nn. 57-58). Also, in his 243 6| continue the promising dialogue initiated by my Venerable Predecessors 244 5| determined to encourage every initiative that seems appropriate for 245 5| inspiring in everyone that inner conversion that is the prerequisite 246 5| consciences are essential, inspiring in everyone that inner conversion 247 6| many it seemed that this intense participation, amplified 248 4| in the coming months to intensify love and devotion for Jesus 249 5| duty. He is aware that good intentions do not suffice for this. 250 7| and all the Saints also intercede for us. ~With these sentiments 251 7| I call on the motherly intercession of Mary Most Holy, in whose 252 5| dialogue is necessary; the investigation of the historical reasons 253 7| Stay with us, Lord! This invocation, which is the principal 254 | its 255 | itself 256 4| intensify love and devotion for Jesus in the Eucharist, and to 257 6| possess the light of life" (Jn 8: 12). In carrying out 258 3| the future. With the Great Jubilee she entered the new millennium, 259 5| before him, the supreme Judge of every living person, 260 2| the Servus servorum Dei. Just as the Lord willed that 261 2| will entrust to you the keys of the kingdom of heaven" ( 262 2| entrust to you the keys of the kingdom of heaven" (cf. Mt 16: 15- 263 3| upon us" (17 March 2000; L'Osservatore Romano English 264 2| in the contemporary world largely depends. Therefore, it is 265 | Last 266 6| death and funeral of the late John Paul II. The Heads 267 3| 20th-century Council has lavished upon us" (17 March 2000; 268 1| leaves his flock untended but leads it down the ages under the 269 1| sense of emptiness that it left in everyone have been tempered 270 2| him to compensate for my limitations so that I may be a courageous 271 2| fisherman of Galilee and listen once again with deep emotion 272 1| gratitude to God who, as the liturgy makes us sing, never leaves 273 1| On the other, I have a lively feeling of profound gratitude 274 5| strengthening his brethren (cf. Lk 22: 32). ~With full awareness, 275 6| admiration. The whole world looked to him with trust. To many 276 3| his teaching and example, looks serenely at the past and 277 3| Conciliar Documents have lost none of their timeliness; 278 4| especially the poorest and lowliest. ~This year, therefore, 279 2| renew my total and confident loyalty to Christ: "In Te, Domine, 280 1| gathering them around him and making the entire human family 281 7| 7. Mane nobiscum, Domine! Stay with 282 1| Risen Christ, which was manifested during long days in the 283 | many 284 4| as an element that must mark the ministry to which I 285 3| the Church. This very year marks the 40th anniversary of 286 7| motherly intercession of Mary Most Holy, in whose hands 287 4| begins in a particularly meaningful way as the Church is living 288 1| family of all the peoples by means of the unifying power of 289 6| participation, amplified by the media to reach the very ends of 290 6| hoping, please God, to meet them in Cologne on the occasion 291 5| is that "purification of memory", so often recalled by John 292 1| gratitude for a gift of divine mercy is uppermost in my heart 293 3| Apostolic Letter, Novo Millennio Ineunte, nn. 57-58). Also, 294 4| affection at this moment. The ministerial Priesthood was born at the 295 4| ask everyone in the coming months to intensify love and devotion 296 6| people gathered round his mortal remains, laid on the bare 297 7| my promise, I call on the motherly intercession of Mary Most 298 6| different civilizations, so that mutual understanding may create 299 6| John Paul II. The Heads of Nations, people from every social 300 5| Theological dialogue is necessary; the investigation of the 301 5| But what is most urgently needed is that "purification of 302 2| to what happened in the neighbourhood of Caesarea Philippi some 303 | never 304 3| Novo Millennio Ineunte, nn. 57-58). Also, in his spiritual 305 7| 7. Mane nobiscum, Domine! Stay with us, Lord! 306 2| In Te, Domine, speravi; non confundar in aeternum!". ~ 307 | none 308 3| his spiritual Testament he noted, "I am convinced that it 309 5| 5. Nourished and sustained by the Eucharist, 310 3| millennium (cf. Apostolic Letter, Novo Millennio Ineunte, nn. 57- 311 1| Predecessor, John Paul II, has obtained for me. I seem to feel his 312 3| our bearings in the vast ocean of the third millennium ( 313 4| Cologne in August, and in October, also of the Ordinary Assembly 314 6| particular of the young. I offer my affectionate embrace 315 | often 316 | once 317 6| to continue to weave an open and sincere dialogue with 318 4| in October, also of the Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of 319 3| upon us" (17 March 2000; L'Osservatore Romano English edition [ 320 7| to those who are taking part in this rite and to all 321 4| himself to us, calling us to participate in the banquet of his Body 322 6| seemed that this intense participation, amplified by the media 323 6| to them, the privileged partners in dialogue with Pope John 324 3| 1965). As the years have passed, the Conciliar Documents 325 2| courageous and faithful Pastor of his flock, ever docile 326 2| Therefore, it is on this path, taken by my Venerable Predecessors, 327 1| great family of all the peoples by means of the unifying 328 1| testimony? How can we fail to perceive the encouragement that comes 329 1| have been an extraordinary period of grace for the Church 330 4| cannot but constitute the permanent centre and source of the 331 2| neighbourhood of Caesarea Philippi some 2,000 years ago. I 332 6| reach the very ends of the planet, was like a unanimous appeal 333 6| Pope John Paul II, hoping, please God, to meet them in Cologne 334 3| Pope John Paul II rightly pointed out the Council as a "compass" 335 2| and functions of the Roman Pontiff and the Bishops, is at the 336 2| responsibility laid on my own poor shoulders is enormous, there 337 4| for all, especially the poorest and lowliest. ~This year, 338 6| in darkness; no, he shall possess the light of life" (Jn 8: 339 3| Second Vatican Council into practice, following in the footsteps 340 7| of the Eucharist, is the prayer that wells up spontaneously 341 1| shepherds of the flock (cf. Preface of Apostles I). ~Dear friends, 342 5| this requirement and is prepared to do everything in his 343 2| promptings of his Spirit. ~I am preparing to undertake this special 344 5| inner conversion that is the prerequisite for all ecumenical progress. ~ 345 4| moment. The ministerial Priesthood was born at the Last Supper, 346 5| Successor takes on as his primary task the duty to work tirelessly 347 7| invocation, which is the principal topic of the Apostolic Letter 348 6| affectionate embrace to them, the privileged partners in dialogue with 349 1| have a lively feeling of profound gratitude to God who, as 350 5| prerequisite for all ecumenical progress. ~Theological dialogue is 351 6| conscientious effort to continue the promising dialogue initiated by my 352 5| everything in his power to promote the fundamental cause of 353 5| that seems appropriate for promoting contacts and understanding 354 2| flock, ever docile to the promptings of his Spirit. ~I am preparing 355 3| for the service that is proper to the Successor of Peter, 356 4| could I fail to see this providential coincidence as an element 357 3| indeed, their teachings are proving particularly relevant to 358 1| be yours in abundance" (I Pt 1: 2)! At this time, side 359 5| urgently needed is that "purification of memory", so often recalled 360 3| determination to continue to put the Second Vatican Council 361 6| uncertainties and fears, was questioning itself on its future. ~The 362 6| answer to the fundamental questions of life and have not yet 363 7| and listening to it on the radio, a special, affectionate 364 6| amplified by the media to reach the very ends of the planet, 365 4| and clearly faith in the Real Presence of the Lord, especially 366 5| investigation of the historical reasons for the decisions made in 367 2| the Council has forcefully reasserted this (cf. Lumen Gentium, 368 2| with deep emotion to the reassuring promise of the divine Master. 369 5| duty to work tirelessly to rebuild the full and visible unity 370 5| purification of memory", so often recalled by John Paul II, which alone 371 3| are proving particularly relevant to the new situation of 372 6| including the followers of other religions or those who are simply 373 2| are Peter! I seem to be reliving the same Gospel scene; I, 374 6| gathered round his mortal remains, laid on the bare ground, 375 5| every living person, and render an account to him of all 376 2| the Successor of Peter, repeat with trepidation the anxious 377 5| and understanding with the representatives of the different Churches 378 6| awareness of the duty to repropose to the world the voice of 379 5| the first person by this requirement and is prepared to do everything 380 3| through the authoritative rereading of the Second Vatican Council. 381 6| authentic social development, respectful of the dignity of every 382 5| make himself especially responsible for his Divine Master's 383 6| The Church of today must revive her awareness of the duty 384 3| Council. Pope John Paul II rightly pointed out the Council 385 7| are taking part in this rite and to all who are watching 386 2| despite the diversity of roles and functions of the Roman 387 2| roles and functions of the Roman Pontiff and the Bishops, 388 3| March 2000; L'Osservatore Romano English edition [ORE], 13 389 5| ardent a hope in the Upper Room. The Successor of Peter 390 6| especially young people gathered round his mortal remains, laid 391 2| rock" on which we can all safely stand. I ask him to compensate 392 6| the voice of the One who said: "I am the light of the 393 7| Peter and Paul, and all the Saints also intercede for us. ~ 394 1| solemn funeral Mass. ~We can say it: John Paul II's funeral 395 2| reliving the same Gospel scene; I, the Successor of Peter, 396 6| dialogue with them, in the search for the true good of the 397 6| or those who are simply seeking an answer to the fundamental 398 | seemed 399 | seems 400 6| unforgettable experience seen by all of us on the occasion 401 5| Indeed, on this occasion he sends them his most cordial greeting 402 7| intercede for us. ~With these sentiments I impart to you, Venerable 403 3| teaching and example, looks serenely at the past and is not afraid 404 7| of fidelity. I intend to serve him alone, dedicating myself 405 2| may truly be the Servus servorum Dei. Just as the Lord willed 406 2| that I may truly be the Servus servorum Dei. Just as the 407 2| Predecessors, that I also intend to set out, with the sole concern 408 4| the life of a priest be "shaped' by the Eucharist" (Letter 409 1| of his Son and has made shepherds of the flock (cf. Preface 410 6| is to make Christ's light shine out before the men and women 411 2| responsibility laid on my own poor shoulders is enormous, there is no 412 2| gratitude for the trust you have shown me, I ask you to support 413 6| found it. I address all with simplicity and affection, to assure 414 6| religions or those who are simply seeking an answer to the 415 6| continue to weave an open and sincere dialogue with them, in the 416 1| as the liturgy makes us sing, never leaves his flock 417 Inc| Cardinals, ~Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, ~All you men 418 3| particularly relevant to the new situation of the Church and the current 419 1| mine; I seem to see his smiling eyes and hear his words, 420 2| intend to set out, with the sole concern of proclaiming the 421 1| faith, love and spiritual solidarity that culminated in his solemn 422 | some 423 1| for the whole world. Deep sorrow at his departure and the 424 5| which alone can dispose souls to accept the full truth 425 1| at this moment addressed specifically to me, "Do not be afraid!". ~ 426 2| Christ: "In Te, Domine, speravi; non confundar in aeternum!". ~ 427 2| to the promptings of his Spirit. ~I am preparing to undertake 428 1| uppermost in my heart in spite of all. And I consider it 429 7| the prayer that wells up spontaneously from my heart as I prepare 430 2| which we can all safely stand. I ask him to compensate 431 7| Mane nobiscum, Domine! Stay with us, Lord! This invocation, 432 5| gestures that enter hearts and stir consciences are essential, 433 5| cannot but feel encouraged to strive for the full unity for which 434 1| for me. I seem to feel his strong hand clasping mine; I seem 435 4| with special solemnity. Subsequently, the Eucharist will be the 436 2| Providence has called me to succeed this great Pope. I am thinking 437 2| of Peter and the Bishops, successors of the Apostles - the Council 438 5| that good intentions do not suffice for this. Concrete gestures 439 4| The Eucharist, source and summit of the life and mission 440 4| Priesthood was born at the Last Supper, together with the Eucharist, 441 2| 2. Surprising all my expectations, through 442 4| Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, whose theme 443 3| a "compass" by which to take our bearings in the vast 444 2| Therefore, it is on this path, taken by my Venerable Predecessors, 445 5| Peter's current Successor takes on as his primary task the 446 | taking 447 2| confident loyalty to Christ: "In Te, Domine, speravi; non confundar 448 3| in accordance with his teaching and example, looks serenely 449 3| timeliness; indeed, their teachings are proving particularly 450 7| all who are watching it on television and listening to it on the 451 1| left in everyone have been tempered by the action of the Risen 452 3| Also, in his spiritual Testament he noted, "I am convinced 453 4| Synod of Bishops, whose theme will be: "The Eucharist, 454 | then 455 5| all ecumenical progress. ~Theological dialogue is necessary; the 456 | there 457 | these 458 3| in the vast ocean of the third millennium (cf. Apostolic 459 4| Letter to Priests for Holy Thursday 2005, n. 1; ORE, 23 March, 460 | Thus 461 3| have lost none of their timeliness; indeed, their teachings 462 5| primary task the duty to work tirelessly to rebuild the full and 463 | together 464 | too 465 7| which is the principal topic of the Apostolic Letter 466 2| I first of all renew my total and confident loyalty to 467 7| alone, dedicating myself totally to the service of his Church. ~ 468 3| continuity with the 2,000-year tradition of the Church. This very 469 3| generations to draw from the treasures that this 20th-century Council 470 2| Successor of Peter, repeat with trepidation the anxious words of the 471 6| them, in the search for the true good of the human being 472 1| side in my heart I feel two contrasting emotions. On 473 6| humanity which, upset by uncertainties and fears, was questioning 474 7| Peter, I too renew to him my unconditional promise of fidelity. I intend 475 | under 476 2| Spirit. ~I am preparing to undertake this special ministry, the " 477 1| peoples by means of the unifying power of Truth and Love ( 478 1| never leaves his flock untended but leads it down the ages 479 6| Cologne on the occasion of the upcoming World Youth Day. I will 480 | upon 481 5| so ardent a hope in the Upper Room. The Successor of Peter 482 1| gift of divine mercy is uppermost in my heart in spite of 483 6| today's humanity which, upset by uncertainties and fears, 484 5| indispensable. But what is most urgently needed is that "purification 485 3| take our bearings in the vast ocean of the third millennium ( 486 2| Lord wanted me to be his Vicar, he wanted me to be the " 487 1| himself has chosen as the Vicars of his Son and has made 488 6| repropose to the world the voice of the One who said: "I 489 2| expectations, through the votes of the Venerable Father 490 6| follower of mine shall ever walk in darkness; no, he shall 491 7| rite and to all who are watching it on television and listening 492 1| long days in the unanimous wave of faith, love and spiritual 493 6| Church wants to continue to weave an open and sincere dialogue 494 2| divine Master. Although the weight of responsibility laid on 495 7| Eucharist, is the prayer that wells up spontaneously from my 496 2| servorum Dei. Just as the Lord willed that Peter and the other 497 6| family, and declare the willingness of all Catholics to cooperate 498 2| your constant, active and wise collaboration. I also ask 499 3| Successor of Peter, I also wish to confirm my determination 500 4| commitment to proclaiming and witnessing to the Gospel, the ardour 501 5| primary task the duty to work tirelessly to rebuild the 502 1| Church, entrusted to me yesterday as Successor of the Apostle 503 | yet 504 | yours 505 3| courageous, freer, more youthful. She is a Church which,