Pope Paul VI Quotes

To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.

To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes. (Pope Paul VI)

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Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.
Pope Paul VI Quotes: To love can mean 'to love oneself,' and often love is no more than a juxtaposition of two solitudes.