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 1    1,   2|      sense, is mercy. To the person who sees it in Him - and
 2    4,   6|       When this happens, the person who is the object of mercy
 3    5,   9| exceptional way, as no other person has. At the same time, still
 4    6,  11|      with the dignity of the person and his or her right to
 5    7,  13|       In this sacrament each person can experience mercy in
 6    7,  14|   take away differences: the person who gives becomes more generous
 7    7,  14|  same time benefitted by the person accepting his gift; and
 8    7,  14|    gift; and vice versa, the person who accepts the gift with
 9    7,  14|  cause of the dignity of the person; and this contributes to
10    7,  14|    in the name of which each person would claim his or her own
11    7,  14|    or essential value of the person, a point which cannot be