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 1    2,   3|     has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He has
 2    2,   3|      raised up, the poor have good news preached to them."
 3    2,   3|         or the parable of the Good Samaritan,25 but also -
 4    2,   3|     We need only consider the Good Shepherd who goes in search
 5    4,   6|      aware that a fundamental good has been saved: the good
 6    4,   6|      good has been saved: the good of his son's humanity. Although
 7    4,   6|    life. This joy indicates a good that has remained intact:
 8    4,   6|      son; it also indicates a good that has been found again,
 9    4,   6|     common experience of that good which is man, on the common
10    4,   6|       he becomes a particular good for his father: the father
11    4,   6|    father sees so clearly the good which has been achieved
12    4,   6|     value, promotes and draws good from all the forms of evil
13    4,   6|      but overcomes "evil with good."69 The genuine face of
14    5,   7|     and glory. ~The events of Good Friday and, even before
15    5,   7|     one who "went about doing good and healing"71 and "curing
16    5,   7|    people to whom He has done good, and He does not receive
17    5,   7|    which not only creates the good but also grants participation
18    5,   8| synthesis of the whole of the Good News, of the whole of the "
19    6,  12|  constitute an unquestionable good not only for Christian morality
20    6,  12|       of the authentic common good and the ease with which
21    6,  12|      the ease with which this good is alienated. Finally, there
22    7     |    the lives of all people of good will. Finally, the Church-professing
23    7,  13|    part of man only a lack of good will can limit it, a lack
24    7,  14|     in a unilateral way, as a good done to others. An act of
25    7,  14|      between the one who does good and the one who receives
26    7,  14| accepting it, he too is doing good is in his own way serving
27    7,  14|       must be added that this good will never be reached if
28    7,  14|      oneself What a school of good will for daily living, in
29    8,  15|         it desires every true good for each individual and
30    8,  15|    each individual every true good and to remove and drive