Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  2,4 |          being" which affects his humanity because of the abundant
 2  2,4 |    touches upon the very roots of humanity, the roots of man's destiny
 3  2,5 |           new sense of his or her humanity not only in order "to follow"
 4  2,6 | fundamental treasure of one's own humanity in the perspective of that "
 5  2,6 | fundamental treasure of one's own humanity is connected to the fact
 6  4,10|           same time it emerges in humanity as part of the world created
 7  4,10|           Mystery to the level of humanity, docile to Christ's call
 8  5,13|      death on the cross, redeemed humanity and made it holy."(73) By
 9  5,13|          of Christ, who "redeemed humanity and made it holy by his
10  6,14|           the world today and all humanity need. They need this witness
11  6,14| resurrection, leads the world and humanity in the Holy Spirit towards