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 1  I,2  |          a virgin betrothed to a man whose name was Joseph, of
 2  I,2  |         Mary was "betrothed to a man whose name was Joseph, of
 3  I,2  |          be, since I do not know man?" (Lk 1:34) The angel responds: "
 4  I,3  |     husband Joseph, being a just man and unwilling to put her
 5 II,4  |          this obedience of faith man freely commits himself entirely
 6 II,9  |   belongs to the human race as a man among men, a citizen of
 7 II,16 |        and in favor with God and man" (Lk 2:52) took place within
 8 III   |                      III ~A JUST MAN A HUSBAND ~
 9 III,17|     judgment that he was "a just man" (Mt 1:19).~One must come
10 III,17| important testimonies concerning man and his vocation. Through
11 III,18|        18. Above all, the "just" man of Nazareth possesses the
12 III,18|          a virgin betrothed to a man whose name was Joseph" (
13 III,18|      body and became "the Son of Man."~Addressing Joseph through
14 III,19|        own vocation. This "just" man, who, in the spirit of the
15 III,19|       suppose that his love as a man was also given new birth
16 III,19|    interpersonal contact between man and woman have their definitive
17 III,19|        which he experienced as a man. And this love proved to
18 III,19|          greater than this "just man" could ever have expected
19 III,20|       united to Joseph, the just man, by a bond of marital and
20 III,21| family-as the first dimension of man's existence in the world-is
21 IV,23 |     transforms nature" and makes man "in a sense, more human."(34)~
22 IV,23 |         in his salvific plan for man and the world, and to deepen...
23  V,25 |        the inner portrait of the man. The Gospels speak exclusively
24  V,27 |       the purpose of sanctifying man: "By virtue of his divinity,
25 VI,30 |     incarnate in St. Joseph, the man known for having faithfully
26 VI,32 |        the apostolate.~This just man, who bore within himself