Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1  |         offers her services to every person who wonders about the destiny
 2 Intro, 0,2  |              the Gospel to the human person during growth and to bring
 3   I, 0,4    |             the dignity of the human person, are offered to the men
 4   I, 0,4    |             this danger to the human person and are working for the
 5   I, 0,8    |             advancement of the human person. ~It becomes necessary,
 6   I, 0,8    |              the values of the human person as such. The great task
 7   I, 0,8    |             advancement of the human person in his or her whole truth,
 8  II, 0,11   |            the vocation of the human person in its entirety, to love:
 9  II, 0,11   |         innermost being of the human person as such. It is realized
10  II, 0,11   |      self-giving, in which the whole person, including the temporal
11  II, 0,11   |        dimension, is present: if the person were to withhold something
12  II, 0,11   |          plan of God, the Creator. A person's freedom, far from being
13  II, 0,13   |              all the elements of the person enter- appeal of the body
14  II, 0,14   |           giving life to a new human person. Thus the couple, while
15  II, 0,14   |             to the life of the human person, for example, adoption,
16  II, 0,15   |  fraternity-through which each human person is introduced into the "
17  II, 0,15   |              in the family the human person is not only brought into
18  II, 0,15   |           setting in which the human person is introduced into the great
19  II, 0,16   |           eternal life. The celibate person thus anticipates in his
20  II, 0,16   |              fecundity, the celibate person becomes spiritually fruitful,
21 III, 1,20   |       impossible, to be bound to one person for the whole of life, and
22 III, 1,22   |            or her lofty dignity as a person, that is, as a living image
23 III, 1,22   | responsibilities proper to the human person. God then manifests the
24 III, 1,24   |             the human being not as a person but as a thing, as an object
25 III, 2,28   |    procreation the divine image from person to person.(81)~Fecundity
26 III, 2,28   |          divine image from person to person.(81)~Fecundity is the fruit
27 III, 2,30   |             thus defending the human person and the world from all who
28 III, 2,31   |            and the view of the human person that the Church proposes:
29 III, 2,31   |       integral truth about the human person, in a cultural situation
30 III, 2,32   |         Integral Vision of the Human Person and of His or Her Vocation ~
31 III, 2,32   |           essential reference to the person, the Church more urgently
32 III, 2,32   |          value and task of the whole person, created male and female
33 III, 2,32   |              the nature of the human person and his or her acts, preserve
34 III, 2,32   | irreconcilable concepts of the human person and of human sexuality.
35 III, 2,32   |           accepting the cycle of the person, that is the woman, and
36 III, 2,32   |            interaction of nature and person. ~
37 III, 2,33   |             and dignity of the human person, the Church interprets the
38 III, 2,34   |        itself at the service of that person's full humanity with the
39 III, 2,34   |            the extent that the human person is able to respond to God'
40 III, 2,36   |              love and for love a new person who has within himself or
41 III, 2,36   |             the task of helping that person effectively to live a fully
42 III, 2,37   |        inmost meaning in leading the person to the gift of self in love.~
43 III, 2,37   |             a virtue that develops a person's authentic maturity and
44 III, 2,37   |              sexual dimension of the person and his or her ethical values,
45 III, 2,39   |              maturity...in the human person. Rather, its principal aims
46 III, 3,46   |              family and of the human person; and society, far from putting
47 III, 4,64   |              his or her dignity as a person and as a child of God.~It
48 III, 4,64   |         whatever is given to a needy person."(163) ~While building up
49 III, 4,64   |             the service of the human person and the world, really bringing
50  IV, 1,68   |            In fact, the faith of the person asking the Church for marriage
51  IV, 2,72   |             development of the human person, the medical, juridical
52  IV, 3,73   |         Bishops and Priests ~73. The person principally responsible
53  IV, 4,78   |         societies, the non- baptized person professes no religion at
54  IV, 4,80   |              the giving of the whole person: such a giving, moreover,
55  IV, 4,80   |            overcome unless the human person, from childhood, with the
56  IV, 4,80   |            as to introduce the human person in every aspect, and therefore
57 Conclu, 0,86|  indispensable and urgent that every person of good will should endeavor
58 Conclu, 0,86|              Gospel and of the human person and with respect for lawful