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 1    1,   6|          Pope describes work as "personal, inasmuch as the energy
 2    1,   6|       things necessary for one's personal development and the development
 3    1,   8|      twofold nature of work as a personal and necessary reality. For
 4    1,   8|         For if work as something personal belongs to the sphere of
 5    2,  15|   affront to one's conscience or personal dignity. This is the place
 6    3,  22| individual — whatever his or her personal convictions — bears the
 7    3,  24|       question of the meaning of personal existence. When this question
 8    3,  24|         irrepressible search for personal identity and for the meaning
 9    3,  25|          not place in opposition personal interest and the interests
10    3,  29|       capacity to respond to his personal vocation, and thus to God'
11    4,  30|      person the scope needed for personal and family autonomy, and
12    4,  35|         contrast to the free and personal nature of human work.73
13    4,  40|        the legitimate pursuit of personal goals on the part of each
14    5,  50|          more real, relevant and personal, distinguishing the valid
15    5,  51|       capacity for self-control, personal sacrifice, solidarity and