Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I,  0|           between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, who gave himself
 2  II,  1|      Africa can be compared to the man who went down from Jerusalem
 3  II,  2|      searching for concerning God, man and his destiny, life and
 4  II,  2|    distorted vision of life and of man, and thus fail to respond
 5 III,  0|          Virgin Mary, and was made man".92 This is the sublime
 6 III,  0|     precisely the Word of God made man, who is himself the subject
 7 III,  0|           in which God dwells with man. According to the Council,
 8 III,  0| anthropological order, because the man who is to be evangelized
 9 III,  0|           authentic advancement of man?"117~When the Lord Jesus
10 III,  0|            must envisage the whole man, in all his aspects, right
11 III,  0|       towards making the family of man and its history more human".
12 III,  0|         creation" (Col 1:15), that man is redeemed. "For by his
13 III,  0|            some fashion with every man".124 How can we fail to
14 III,  0|            is the ultimate goal of man", continues the Second Vatican
15 III,  0|          Council, "she opens up to man at the same time the meaning
16  IV,  2|                Dignity and role of man and woman~82. The dignity
17  IV,  2|           woman~82. The dignity of man and woman derives from the
18  IV,  2|         fact that when God created man, "in the image of God he
19  IV,  2|     created them" (Gen 1:27). Both man and woman are created "in
20  IV,  2|              The Psalmist sings of man's incomparable dignity: "
21  IV,  2|       created in the image of God, man and woman, although different,
22  IV,  2|        male and female', God gives man and woman an equal personal
23  IV,  2|           beginning', and, freeing man from his hardness of heart,
24  IV,  2|        hardness of heart, he makes man capable of realizing this
25  IV,  2|       imprinted on the humanity of man and woman since their creation (
26   V,  2|        Christian convictions about man, woman, family, work, economy,
27  VI,  0|       which obliges each and every man and woman, as well as societies
28  VI,  1|          at large. "So God created man in his own image, in the
29  VI,  1| complementarity that exist between man and woman.235 The Synod
30 VII,  0|            some fashion with every man".263~In particular, Africa
31 VII,  0|            are the first fruits of man's eternal salvation.~In