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 1    1,   1|    spite of the efforts already being made to foresee some events.
 2    1,   2|       Paul - such a double name being unprecedented in the history
 3    1,   6|    therefore seek unity without being discouraged at the difficulties
 4    1,   6|      make Christians ashamed at being often themselves so disposed
 5    2,   7|      and every individual human being - as if she were ever repeating,
 6    2,   9|         humanity, to each human being, giving him the thrice holy "
 7    2,  10|      without love. He remains a being that is incomprehensible
 8    2,  10|   standards and measures of his being - he must with his unrest,
 9    2,  11|         dignity that each human being has reached and can continually
10    2,  12|   content of that proclamation, being included not necessarily
11    2,  12|         been given and is still being given by those who, thanks
12    3,  13|    comes into the world through being conceived in his mother'
13    3,  13|        in his mother's womb and being born of his mother, and
14    3,  14|      existence, of his personal being and also of his community
15    3,  14|        his community and social being - in the sphere of his own
16    3,  14|    Indeed, as a weak and sinful being, he often does what he would
17    3,  15|        which in various ways is being communicated to the whole
18    3,  15|         or is he regressing and being degraded in his humanity?
19    3,  15|         herself, since they are being asked with greater or less
20    3,  16|         of "having more" as of "being more"102. Indeed there is
21    3,  16|  suffering marked shortages and being driven to conditions of
22    3,  16|      the moral disorder that is being noticed in the world situation
23    3,  16|         to independent life are being offered, sometimes in abundance,
24    3,  17|      premises, human rights are being violated in various ways,
25    4,  19|     divine truth in the Church. Being responsible for that truth
26    4,  19| knowledge, which is continually being broadened and yet differentiated,
27    4,  19|      everybody must be aware of being in close union with the
28    4,  20|      Sacrament in which our new being is most completely expressed
29    4,  20|      with regard to every human being redeemed by him: his right
30    4,  21|     this attitude of Christ's, "being a king" is truly possible
31    4,  21|         truly possible only by "being a servant" then "being a
32    4,  21|          being a servant" then "being a servant" also demands
33    4,  21|         really be described as "being a king". In order to be
34    4,  21|      humanity and to each human being. The Pope too and every
35    4,  21|       we are able to attain to "being kings", that is to say we
36    4,  21|         itself, that each human being is free when he makes use
37    4,  22|    could say, the experience of being close to man, to each person,
38    4,  22|         man, to each person, of being each person's Church, the