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 1 Intro,1| Nazareth "shared" like no other human being except Mary, the Mother
 2 II,8   |      work; in having turned his human vocation to domestic love
 3 II,8   |      guardian, and according to human opinion, father of God's
 4 II,8   |         divine dispositions and human laws. All of the so-called "
 5 II,9   |       that Jesus belongs to the human race as a man among men,
 6 III,18 |        the Most High" assumed a human body and became "the Son
 7 III,19 |      been poured forth into the human heart through the Holy Spirit (
 8 III,19 |         cf. Rm 5:5) molds every human love to perfection? This
 9 III,19 |         within it everything of human worth and beauty, everything
10 III,19 |        within the limits of his human heart.~
11 III,20 |         of love between God and human beings. ~Through his complete
12 III,21 |    finds a true fatherhood: the human form of the family of the
13 III,21 |       of the Son of God, a true human family, formed by the divine
14 III,21 |       fully shares in authentic human fatherhood and the mission
15 III,21 |     Jesus Christ. Together with human nature, all that is human,
16 III,21 |       human nature, all that is human, and especially the family-as
17 III,21 |   Within this context, Joseph's human fatherhood was also "taken
18 III,21 |         obedience of faith" his human fatherhood over Jesus. And
19 III,21 |     Spirit who gives himself to human beings through faith, he
20 III,21 | indescribable gift that was his human fatherhood. ~
21 IV,22  |        an example and model for human families, in the order of
22 IV,22  |     Joseph the Worker on May 1. Human work, and especially manual
23 IV,22  |      with Jesus, Joseph brought human work closer to the mystery
24 IV,23  |                      23. In the human growth of Jesus "in wisdom,
25 IV,23  |  notable role, since "work is a human good" which "transforms
26 IV,23  |     makes man "in a sense, more human."(34)~The importance of
27 IV,23  |       The importance of work in human life demands that its meaning
28 IV,24  |     have the common, simple and human virtues, but they need to
29  V,26  |        them also his legitimate human calling, his conjugal happiness,
30  V,27  |       of his divinity, Christ's human actions were salvific for
31 VI,30  |     Already at the beginning of human redemption, after Mary,
32 VI,30  |      the marriage of divine and human action in the great economy
33 VI,30  |    itself, while the second-the human action which is ours-though
34 VI,31  |      dangers which threaten the human family. ~Even today we have