Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  2,3 |       addressed to the rich young man, were not accepted by the
 2  2,3 |        price of the Redemption of man and the world. Christ's
 3  2,3 |            soul and body, whether man or woman, in that person'
 4  2,3 |        Redemption, has now called man in order that he in his
 5  2,4 | perfection. Speaking to the young man, Christ says: "If you wish
 6  2,4 |      perfect"(12)? The calling of man to perfection was in a certain
 7  2,4 |    demanding when it indicates to man perfection in the likeness
 8  2,4 |    Revelation, according to which man was created in the image
 9  2,4 |     Christ addressed to the young man in the Gospel. These words
10  2,4 |      mystery of the Redemption of man in the world. For this Redemption
11  2,4 |       creation, and in particular man, possesses in the thought
12  2,4 |         of God Himself Especially man must be given and restored
13  2,4 |       being based on consumerism, man bitterly experiences the
14  2,4 |         of humanity, the roots of man's destiny in the temporal
15  2,4 |         in the elements that make man man, permeating this humanity-which
16  2,4 |        the elements that make man man, permeating this humanity-which
17  2,5 |           It passes together with man into the dimension of the
18  2,5 |         the divine eschatology of man. Through this treasure man
19  2,5 |        man. Through this treasure man has his definitive future
20  2,6 |      words addressed to the young man in the synoptic Gospels,(20)
21  2,6 |          of that "treasure" which man "has in heaven." In this
22  2,6 |       what He "said" to the young man who asked him: "Teacher,
23  3,8 |        into the world and becomes man, says to the Father: "You
24  4,9 |       cosmos through the heart of man, from within: "For the creation
25  4,9 |      substance of consecration: a man or woman's vowing of self
26  4,9 |           life" are hidden within man as the inheritance of original
27  4,9 |       created by God and given to man to be ruled by him,(49)
28  4,9 |       them, is to be subjected to man and given to him in such
29  4,9 |         to him in such a way that man himself may be perfectly
30  5,11|     virginity."(60) The unmarried man is anxious about the affairs
31  5,11|         human heart, whether of a man or of a woman, constitutes
32  5,12|           the gift of divinity to man, a gift which is accomplished
33  5,12|       reason He says to the young man of the synoptic Gospels: "
34  5,12|      mystery of grace, creates in man himself, precisely through
35  5,13|      confirm this: "For as by one man's disobedience many were
36  5,13|           made sinners, so by one man's obedience many will be
37  5,13|         the example of the Son of Man, who "came not to be served
38  6,14|           Christ, the Redeemer of man and of the world, her Lord
39  6,14|      definitive fulfillment which man and-through man-the whole