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 1 Int,1      |     deep: “Duc in altum!” (Lk 5:4). These words, echoed throughout
 2 Int,1(3)   |     Romano, 25 November 2001, n.4.~
 3 Int,3(10)  |                Vita Consecrata, 4.~
 4 Int,4      |                                 4. The Great Jubilee of 2000,
 5   2,11     |      earthen vessels (cf. 2 Cor 4:7) and the mystery of evil
 6   2,16(53) |       21-22 August 2000, n.3, p.4.~
 7   2,19(59) |           L'Osservatore Romano, 4 February 2001, p.4.~
 8   2,19(59) |      Romano, 4 February 2001, p.4.~
 9   3,20     |         Body of Christ (cf. Eph 4:13). It came into being
10   3,21     |       they can do all (cf. Phil 4:13). ~ ~
11   3,22     |  because he first loved us”(1Jn 4:10,19). This means recognizing
12   3,24(74) |           L'Osservatore Romano, 4 February 2001.~
13   3,25     |       for us to be here” (Mt 17:4). Every vocation must constantly
14   3,25(77) |           L'Osservatore Romano, 4 February 2001.~
15   3,25     |     fruit apart from me” (Jn 15:4). ~ ~
16   3,26(79) |           L'Osservatore Romano, 4 February 2001.~
17   4,35     |          begun by Jesus (cf. Lk 4:15-21) and lived by the
18   4,35(117)|           L'Osservatore Romano, 4 February 2001.~
19   4,39     |       Jesus, “the new man” (Eph 4:24; cf. Col 3:10). Because
20   4,43     | sensitivity to values (cf. Phil 4:8) and their willingness
21   4,46     |        you have received!” (Eph 4:1). ~We once again turn