Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,1  |      redeeming sacrifice: “One man has died for all . . . that
 2 Intro,1  |     whole of society and every man and woman to share in the
 3  I,8     |     attitude of the rich young man is indicative (cf. Mt 19:
 4  I,10    |      Jesus not only reconciles man with the Father, but also
 5  I,10    |    Father, but also reconciles man with himself and thus reveals
 6  I,12    |      cf. Mt 25:40), the Son of Man”.( 30)~
 7 II,15    |       mediator between God and man. The Saints and the Beatified
 8 III,32   |  Scripture reminds us, the old man must die and the new man
 9 III,32   |       man must die and the new man must be born, that is, the
10 IV,46    |  Creator, by forming the first man and woman and commanding
11  V,53    |  dwells in the Son of God made man, who died and rose from
12  V,56    |  purely economic conception of man, this system considers profit
13  V,57    |    person. “God's masterpiece, man, is made in the divine image
14  V,57    | offense against the dignity of man is an offense against God
15  V,57    |        himself, in whose image man is made”. (212) This dignity
16 VI,67    |     God and the divine face of man. It is this proclamation
17 VI,67    |    life of the Son of God made man the perfect model for their
18 VI,68    |     the Son of God, who became man, died and rose again. He
19 Conclu,76|    world.~You who, in becoming man, ~chose to belong to a human