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 1 II,7 |      earth. The Savior began the work of salvation by this virginal
 2 II,8 |         of self, of his life and work; in having turned his human
 3 II,16| obligations of the family and of work, which he performed at the
 4 IV   |                              IV ~WORK AS AN EXPRESSION OF LOVE ~
 5 IV,22|                              22. Work was the daily expression
 6 IV,22|     Gospel specifies the kind of work Joseph did in order to support
 7 IV,22|   understood as a sharing in the work of Joseph. Having learned
 8 IV,22|       Joseph. Having learned the work of his presumed father,
 9 IV,22|       too, by analogy, is Jesus' work at the side of Joseph the
10 IV,22|       the Worker on May 1. Human work, and especially manual labor,
11 IV,22|      humanity of the Son of God, work too has been taken up in
12 IV,22|      Jesus, Joseph brought human work closer to the mystery of
13 IV,23|    played a notable role, since "work is a human good" which "
14 IV,23|                The importance of work in human life demands that
15  V,25|          Joseph also shrouds his work as a carpenter in the house
16 VI,31|      faithfully cooperate in the work of salvation; that she may
17 VI,32|   parents, those who live by the work of their hands or by any
18 VI,32|          or by any other kind of work, those called to the contemplative