Chapter, Paragraph
1 Intro,7| must hope: the living and personal Gospel, Jesus Christ himself,
2 1,16 | sacramental life of the Church, in personal prayer, in family or in
3 2,27 | and cultivate caring and personal relationships. The response
4 3,37 | reason every violation of the personal dignity of the human being
5 3,37 | individual.~In virtue of a personal dignity the human being
6 3,37 | commits the injustice.~Just as personal dignity is the foundation
7 3,38 | the acknowledgment of the personal dignity of every human being
8 3,38 | condition for all other personal rights, is not defended
9 3,38 | responsibility of acknowledging the personal dignity of every human being
10 3,39 | society, as well as of the personal fulfilment of each individual.
11 3,39 | the subject of respect for personal dignity and the acknowledgment
12 3,42 | and everyone, based on the personal dignity of each human being.~
13 3,44 | Cor 1:18; 2:4), both the personal and collective consciences
14 4,46 | Christ's forceful and exalted personal call to discipleship ("Come
15 4,49 | defend and to promote the personal dignity of woman, and consequently,
16 4,49 | openly acknowledging the personal dignity of women is the
17 4,49 | widespread awareness of the personal dignity of woman and her
18 4,50 | intent of clarifying woman's personal identity in relation to
19 4,50 | basic aspect of woman as a personal being, provides her most
20 4,50 | pursue on the basis of the personal dignity of man and woman
21 4,51 | sociopolitical dimension, the personal dignity of woman and her
22 4,51 | not only in forms left to personal freedom and responsibility,
23 4,51 | the path necessary of her personal fulfillment-on which so
24 5,57 | a response nor cast off personal responsibility in the matter.
25 5,58 | Kingdom in history. This personal vocation and mission defines
26 5,61 | essential task of a more personal and immediate formation
27 5,61 | Word, in liturgical and personal dialogue with God, in the
28 5,63 | taken on or developed a personal responsibility for formation:
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