Chapter, §
1 1, 6 | overly pessimistic view of man's earthly condition or on
2 2, 19| the world and He became man, in order that humanity
3 2, 24| motivated by love, by which man expresses his own unique
4 2, 34| heaven." 66 In the world of man, so deeply involved in earthly
5 3, 47| enables it to grow "without [man's] knowing it." 94 The harvest
6 3, 47| counsels and prudence of man cannot supersede the hidden
7 3, 47| salvation, has challenged man's wisdom and power by His
8 4, 50| affect the very depths of a man, presents also grave difficulties
9 4, 50| universally recognized that man has always offered to God
10 4, 51| has created and redeemed man, knows what He can ask of
11 4, 51| in himself the nature of man, exclaimed: "Grant what
12 4, 53| fulfillment of these needs. Man, created to God's image
13 4, 53| is not all that he has; man has also, and pre-eminently,
14 4, 54| expression. ~An Exaltation of Man~
15 4, 55| the sexual instinct and man's capacity for giving himself
16 4, 55| celibacy sets the whole man on a higher level and makes
17 4, 56| natural and lawful desire a man has to love a woman and
18 4, 58| celibacy the priest is a man alone: that is true, but
19 5, 60| personality worthy of a "man of God." 114~Carrying Out
20 5, 63| grace and nature in the man in whom one clearly sees
21 5, 64| which engages the whole man so totally and so delicately,
22 5, 64| defects of nature in such a man. ~
23 5, 65| After the capability of a man has been ascertained and
24 5, 67| skillfully stimulate the young man to the evangelical virtue
25 5, 67| initiative, so that the young man will come to know and properly
26 5, 68| psychology of the young man, and will appeal to personal
27 5, 70| those virtues which make a man a priest: self-denial in
28 5, 70| whose service the young man will dedicate himself for
29 5, 71| more certainty the young man's fitness for the priesthood
30 6, 73| calmly his position as a man exposed to spiritual warfare
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