Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, 0,6 |       more lively awareness of personal freedom and greater attention
 2   I, 0,9 |    absolute love in the entire personal and social life of man.
 3  II, 0,11|  Himself He lives a mystery of personal loving communion. Creating
 4  II, 0,11|      sign and fruit of a total personal self-giving, in which the
 5  II, 0,11|     involves a whole series of personal values. For the harmonious
 6  II, 0,13|      will. It aims at a deeply personal unity, the unity that, beyond
 7 III, 1,19|        is nurtured through the personal willingness of the spouses
 8 III, 1,19|       is contrary to the equal personal dignity of men and women
 9 III, 1,19|    will radiate from the equal personal dignity of husband and wife,
10 III, 1,20|        50)~Being rooted in the personal and total self-giving of
11 III, 1,22|   gives man and woman an equal personal dignity, endowing them with
12 III, 1,23|        total respect for their personal dignity, and that society
13 III, 1,25|         a very special form of personal friendship."(70) As for
14 III, 1,26|      profound esteem for their personal dignity, and a great respect
15 III, 2,32|  called upon to give itself in personal totality.~When, instead,
16 III, 2,32| conjugal communion and to live personal love with its requirement
17 III, 2,32|  object" that, by breaking the personal unity of soul and body,
18 III, 2,35|     have reached a more mature personal responsibility with regard
19 III, 2,36|     others that a well-rounded personal and social development will
20 III, 2,37|       leads to respect for the personal dignity of each individual,
21 III, 2,37|        that is truly and fully personal: for sexuality is an enrichment
22 III, 2,37|      guarantee for responsible personal growth in human sexuality. ~
23 III, 2,39|       trained to conduct their personal life in true righteousness
24 III, 3,43|       respecting and fostering personal dignity in each and every
25 III, 3,43|    grow wiser and to harmonize personal rights with the other requirements
26 III, 3,43|   keeping him conscious of his personal dignity, enriching him with
27 III, 4,60|      the mystery of God and to personal dialogue with Him: "It is
28 III, 4,61|       and of extending it into personal, family and social life.
29 III, 4,63|       written code, but in the personal action of the Holy Spirit
30 III, 4,64|      effort to promote a truly personal community, initiated and
31  IV, 1,68|  saying that social as well as personal motives enter into the request
32  IV, 3,73|     care. He must devote to it personal interest, care, time, personnel
33  IV, 3,73|       resources, but above all personal support for the families
34  IV, 3,73|      liturgical matters but to personal and social matters as well.
35  IV, 4,77|  necessary to maintain tactful personal contact with such families.