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 1  I,9 |       encounters are communal in nature. This is especially true
 2  I,10|           by taking on our human nature in all things save sin (
 3  I,10|        and thus reveals his true nature”.( 16) With these words
 4 II,13|     supreme encounter with human nature: the ineffable mystery of
 5 II,19|    person are inscribed in human nature itself, they are willed
 6 IV,33|      Church and essential to her nature,( 98) must be made visible
 7 IV,36| certainly be strengthened if the nature of the particular Church
 8 IV,37|         specify more exactly the nature of these meetings, so that
 9  V,56|        irrational destruction of nature”. (206) These sins are the
10  V,57|          Jesus took on our human nature, except for sin; he advanced
11 VI,69|   catechesis, which, by its very nature, is an essential aspect
12 VI,70|    taking upon himself our human nature, became incarnate within
13 VI,72|  capacity to learn the language, nature and characteristics of mass