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 1  I,9  |       Church the horizons of a humanity more fully prepared for
 2 II,11 |        Father to reconcile all humanity to himself, after original
 3 II,12 |     the world and the whole of humanity because of "who he is" and "
 4 II,12 |  Father to forgive the sins of humanity: "Father, forgive them;
 5 II,12 |        the wounds inflicted on humanity by sin, and he offered release
 6 II,12 |      whole of creation and all humanity, to be accepted finally
 7 II,12 |        to every person and all humanity in all of life's situations.
 8 II,13 |     Jesus Christ: the Truth of Humanity~13. How does the humanity
 9 II,13 |      Humanity~13. How does the humanity of Jesus and the ineffable
10 II,13 |        the accomplishment of a humanity re-created and renewed according
11 II,13 |      communion between God and humanity; it also established a new
12 II,14 |      his life that speaks, his humanity, his fidelity to the truth,
13 II,14 |     for the truth of their own humanity.~ ~
14 III,15|     undertakings which benefit humanity on its journey through history. ‘
15 III,17|        of the communion of all humanity under the headship of Christ. 63
16  V,24 | visible plan of God's love for humanity, the sacrament of salvation".115
17  V,28 |  resurrection and new life for humanity. I encourage the various
18  V,29 |     dialogue of salvation with humanity through the Son in the power
19  V,29 |      within the vast throng of humanity (cf. Lk 12:32), but also
20  V,31 |      for peace and the good of humanity. 162 The Church must continue
21 VI,34 |    spiritual impoverishment of humanity. The Church in Asia would
22 VI,41 |     which God has entrusted to humanity. The protection of the environment
23 VII,46|      bearer of the heritage of humanity itself, because through