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 1    2,   8|     been raised in us also to a dignity beyond compare. For, by
 2    2,  10|      finds again the greatness, dignity and value that belong to
 3    2,  10|    amazement at man's worth and dignity is the Gospel, that is to
 4    2,  10|       definitively restored his dignity to man and given back meaning
 5    2,  11|  acquired full awareness of his dignity, of the heights to which
 6    2,  11| unwearying perseverance for the dignity that each human being has
 7    2,  11|     reach in Christ, namely the dignity of both the grace of divine
 8    2,  12|         Thus the human person's dignity itself becomes part of the
 9    2,  12|         the human person's true dignity.~Jesus Christ meets the
10    3,  13|        more to man's surpassing dignity"89 in all its aspects, so
11    3,  14|        correspond to man's true dignity - in a word, she must be
12    3,  15|  spiritually, more aware of the dignity of his humanity, more responsible,
13    3,  16|    keeping with man's authentic dignity107.~Such a task is not an
14    3,  16|      misery! Respect each one's dignity and freedom!~
15    3,  17|   reason and his sense of human dignity. Certainly the curtailment
16    3,  17|         an attack on man's very dignity, independently of the religion
17    3,  17|      are in contrast with man's dignity and his objective rights.
18    4,  18|       responsibility, and human dignity - must concentrate and gather
19    4,  18|     must be always aware of the dignity of the divine adoption re
20    4,  20|  himself sets on man and of our dignity in Christ. For by becoming "
21    4,  21|  oneself and others the special dignity of our vocation that can
22    4,  21|   described as "kingship". This dignity is expressed in readiness
23    4,  22|      God receives the grace and dignity of election. Her Son explicitly
24    4,  22|       consists. Not only is the dignity of this Motherhood unique