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We remain imperfect and immature, until it has formed in us, as the Apostle says, «the image of Christ».

— Gregory of Nyssa

Rimaniamo imperfetti e immaturi, finché non si è formata in noi, come dice l'Apostolo, «l'immagine di Cristo».

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Omelie sull'Ecclesiaste, ad quoted in AA.VV., Liturgia horarum iuxta ritum Romanum, Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, Italian edition, Rome 1972

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