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 1    2,   3|    who goes in search of the lost sheep, 27 or the woman who
 2    2,   3|   the house in search of the lost coin.28 The Gospel writer
 3    4,   5|     he found himself when he lost the material goods should
 4    4,   5|     of the goods that he has lost, that he no longer "possesses,"
 5    4,   5|     concealed the tragedy of lost dignity, the awareness of
 6    4,   5| because of sin, the sense of lost dignity had matured. When
 7    4,   5|  consciousness, the sense of lost dignity is emerging, the
 8    4,   5|     the dignity which he has lost and which makes him honestly
 9    4,   6|    dead and is alive; he was lost and is found."65 In the
10    4,   6|     upon the humanity of the lost son, upon his dignity. This
11    7,  14|  also in the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin.124
12    7,  14|    of the lost sheep and the lost coin.124 Consequently, merciful
13    7,  14|      a point which cannot be lost and the affirmation of which,
14    8,  15|   each of her children, each lost sheep, even if they should