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 1 Bles      |          humanity, the mark of a person operating within a community
 2   2,    6 |       the "image of God" he is a person, that is to say, a subjective
 3   2,    6 |        to self-realization. As a person, man is therefore the subject
 4   2,    6 |        the subject ot work. As a person he works, he performs various
 5   2,    6 |       fulfil the calling to be a person that is his by reason of
 6   2,    6 |          who carries it out is a person, a conscious and free subject,
 7   2,    6 |         one who is doing it is a person. The sources of the dignity
 8   2,    6 |         work, that is to say the person, the individual who carries
 9   2,    8 |        that is to say, the human person doing the work, one must
10   2,    8 |          enrichment of the human person; but in spite of that, "
11   2,   10 |       within the home, for every person.~The third sphere of values
12   3,   12 |         he does - man alone is a person. This truth has important
13   3,   13 |      principle of the primacy of person over things is strictly
14   3,   13 |   instrument, the primacy of the person over things, may find in
15   3,   13 | conviction of the primacy of the person over things, and of human
16   3,   14 |       the basis of his work each person is fully entitled to consider
17   3,   15 |          general terms, that the person who works desires not only
18   3,   15 |         of system also the human person can preserve his awareness
19   4,   16 |        fundamental rights of the person. ~However, within this context
20   4,   16 |        this obligation, of every person with regard to work, we
21   4,   16 |       the direct employer is the person or institution with whom
22   4,   17 |          the rights of the human person are the key element in the
23   4,   19 |          the requirements of the person and his or her forms of
24   4,   21 |          to the situation of the person who cultivates the earth
25   4,   22 |                 22. The Disabled Person and Work ~Recently, national
26   4,   22 |         capacities. The disabled person is one of us and participates
27   4,   23 |         It is the departure of a person who is also a member of
28   4,   23 |  tradition and culture; and that person must begin life in the midst
29   4,   23 |      less right to them than the person's country of origin. ~Nevertheless,
30   4,   23 |      important thing is that the person working away from his native
31   4,   23 |         the dignity of the human person. Once more the fundamental
32   5,   24 |        it follows that the whole person, body and spirit, participates
33   5,   24 |          It is also to the whole person that the word of the living
34   5,   26 |          meaning of progress: "A person is more precious for what