Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,3|         clear the centrality of the person of the Risen Christ, present
 2  I,10  |             revealing to each human person the way to realize fully
 3 II,19  |            the dignity of the human person, the family, marriage, education,
 4 II,19  |     fundamental rights of the human person are inscribed in human nature
 5 II,24  |           to the degradation of the person created in the image of
 6 II,25  |           area of ecology for every person. Fulfillment of these obligations
 7 III,27 |             of the dignity of every person and, therefore, to promote
 8 III,27 | transcendent character of the human person.( 74)~
 9 III,29 |            contemplate God in every person; to seek his will in all
10 III,32 |           metanoia), to which every person is called, leads to an acceptance
11 III,32 |            born, that is, the whole person must be renewed “in full
12 IV,43  |     fulfillment to the life of each person”. (154) This consecration
13 IV,44  |         distinctive mark of the lay person and of lay spirituality,
14 IV,45  |      dignity which belongs to every person, and “denounces discrimination,
15  V,53  |       consists in commitment to the person of Jesus Christ, with all
16  V,54  |            and dignity of the human person. It is the ethical responsibility
17  V,55  |           with the dignity of every person. Within this perspective
18  V,56  |             guide the life of every person. In the absence of moral
19  V,57  |          rest is the dignity of the person. “God's masterpiece, man,
20  V,57  |          the dignity of every human person, without exception; he died
21  V,57  |             centrality of the human person in the natural order (cf.
22 VI,66  |     unequivocal proclamation of the person of Jesus Christ, that is,
23 VI,68  |        alone is the Savior of every person and of the whole person;
24 VI,68  |             person and of the whole person; as the Lord of history,
25 VI,68  |             to adhere freely to his person and his plan, which consists
26 VI,69  |      touches the heart, leading the person to embrace Christ fully
27 VI,71  |            having its origin in the person of Christ and its roots
28 VI,71  |     integral formation of the human person. (271) Given the importance
29 VI,71  |          where the education of the person primarily takes place”. (276)~