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 1    1,   2|     more before God and before humanity the major anxieties of our
 2    1,   2|     the Church to mercy, which humanity and the modern world need
 3    2,   3|   everything that makes up his humanity. This love makes itself
 4    4,   6|   saved: the good of his son's humanity. Although the son has squandered
 5    4,   6|  inheritance, nevertheless his humanity is saved. Indeed, it has
 6    4,   6|  totally concentrated upon the humanity of the lost son, upon his
 7    5,   7|   cross because of the sins of humanity. This constitutes even a "
 8    5,   7| wonderful covenant of God with humanity, of God with man - every
 9    5,   7|     evil in which individuals, humanity, or the world are involved.
10    5,   9|     man, with the people, with humanity; it is a sharing in that
11    5,   9| individual and of the whole of humanity, that mercy of which "from
12    5,   9|   history of the Church and of humanity. This revelation is especially
13    6,  11|    partial self-destruction of humanity. But the threat does not
14    6,  11|      the future of man and all humanity; it demands decisive solutions,
15    7     |   whole horizon of the life of humanity today. ~
16    7,  14|        a certain sense for all humanity, this mystery is the source
17    8,  15|       of evil which weigh upon humanity and threaten it. Precisely
18    8,  15|        towards God and towards humanity. The more the human conscience
19    8,  15|       world and which entangle humanity. And if at times he lacks
20    8,  15| goodness, even if contemporary humanity should deserve a new "flood"
21    8,  15|        implore God's mercy for humanity in this hour of history,
22    8,  15|     enduring in the history of humanity, we raise our voices and