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 1   1|        evening, in this city of Cologne to which I am bound by so
 2   1|        in which I often came to Cologne and learned to love this
 3   2|      loved the catholicity that Cologne's inhabitants have in their
 4   3|       us rejoice in this today. Cologne can give young people something
 5   5|         to feel at home here in Cologne. ~
 6   8|       the planning committee in Cologne, but also the Dioceses and
 7   9|     Mayor I thank the people of Cologne for their understanding
 8  10|                     The city of Cologne would not be what it is
 9  10|        you, dear inhabitants of Cologne, before greeting you, I
10  11|   escorted by the Archbishop of Cologne, Reinald von Dassel, from
11  11|        the Alps, all the way to Cologne, where they were received
12  12|         Magi the inhabitants of Cologne produced the most exquisite
13  12|         even greater reliquary: Cologne Cathedral. Along with Jerusalem
14  12|         de Compostela in Spain, Cologne, thanks to the Magi, has
15  13| continue to sing the praises of Cologne, although it would be possible
16  13|      and beautiful things about Cologne. ~
17  14|       St Boniface Archbishop of Cologne; that St Albert the Great,
18  14|    converted Jew, lived here in Cologne at the Carmelite Convent
19  14|         both known and unknown, Cologne possesses a rich legacy
20  15|         as I know, that here in Cologne one of the Magi has been
21  16|         add that it was here in Cologne that important exemplary