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 1  1,14|          creation all its original value. In ordering creation to
 2  3,33|         always maintains its vital value and its ever-pressing obligation.
 3  3,34|        total truth and the exalted value of the human individual.~
 4  3,35|  particular Church retains all its value, even demanding at present
 5  3,37|       individual. As a result, the value of one person transcends
 6  3,37|    statement about the individual: value comes not from what a person "
 7  3,37|            human being is always a value as an individual, and as
 8  3,37|       elevating affirmation of the value of every human being was
 9  3,40|           unique and irreplaceable value that the family has in the
10  3,40|          the attempt to reduce the value of the family and to lessen
11  3,40|           and to lessen its social value become more pressing and
12  3,40|    acquires an incomparable social value. The Church, for her part,
13  4,49| accomplished tasks of considerable value on her behalf. History is
14  4,51|           human works with a moral value"(194).~As women increasingly
15  4,51|     beginning with the fundamental value of life. How great are the
16  5,63|           will help to discern the value, whether implanted in tradition
17  5,64|    catholic" Church the continuing value of the rich variety of vocations