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 1 II,21    |              is, the fullness of his humanity taken from Mary, given up
 2 II,21(10)|          divinity and perfect in his humanity, true God and true man ...
 3 II,22    |    historical concreteness of Jesus' humanity. But for the Church's faith
 4 II,22    |              took on every aspect of humanity, except sin (cf. Heb 4:15).
 5 II,22    | glorification of Christ, even in his humanity: "Therefore God has highly
 6 II,23    |             3:10) who calls redeemed humanity to share in his divine life.
 7 II,24    |          expression in his glorified humanity, there is no doubt that
 8 IV,51    |         uninhabitable and hostile to humanity? Or by the problems of peace,
 9 IV,51    |             Likewise, the service of humanity leads us to insist, in season
10 IV,56    |             the common experience of humanity, for all its contradictions,
11 Conclu,58|            years ago out of love for humanity, is at work even today: