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 1  1,17|       dignity, however, which brings demands, the dignity of labourers
 2  2,29|             corresponds to different demands. In fact, their formation
 3  2,29|            remaining faithful to the demands of the gospel and to the
 4  2,29|            reason that justifies and demands the lay faithful's forming
 5  2,30|           Moreover, Church communion demands both an acknowledgment of
 6  2,31|       different ways. Because of the demands of the common good of the
 7  3,33|            of the Church, absolutely demands that the word of Christ
 8  3,37|              individual, and as such demands being considered and treated
 9  3,38|         dignity of every human being demands the respect, the defence
10  3,39|           promotion of human rights, demands the recognition of the religious
11  3,39|         human person goes beyond the demands of individual morality.
12  3,42|         justice. Each in its own way demands the full, effective acknowledgment
13  3,42|             poor and the least. This demands that the lay faithful always
14  3,44|        initiatives and institutions, demands a recognition of all its
15  3,44|   recognition of all its values, and demands that it be sustained by
16  4,49|        response must be given to the demands made in the Exhortation
17  4,52| extraordinary richness of values and demands: totality, oneness, fidelity
18  5,59|            life, with its values and demands; and on the other, the so-called "
19  5,60|            exact knowledge -and this demands a more widespread and precise