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 1   1,  12 |       God. It is attained in its perfection only after death, but in
 2   1,  15 |        spiritual journey towards perfection, at the heart of which is
 3   1,  16 |        to enter upon the path of perfection: "If you wish to be perfect,
 4   1,  16 |       towards the horizon of the perfection proper to the Beatitudes.
 5   1,  17 |          in which the desire for perfection can take root and mature,
 6   1,  17 |           who has been called to perfection: the young man, having observed
 7   1,  17 |      grace ("Come, follow me"). ~Perfection demands that maturity in
 8   1,  18 | spontaneously tends towards that perfection whose measure is God alone: "
 9   1,  18 |      clearer the meaning of this perfection: "Be merciful, even as your
10   1,  19 |         time the content of this perfection consist in the following
11   1,  20 |      follow him along the way of perfection, Jesus asks him to be perfect
12   1,  24 |   commandment of love and of the perfection to which it is ordered:
13   1,  25 |         and which attained their perfection in the New and Eternal Covenant
14   2,  34 |       arrive at full and blessed perfection by cleaving to God".57 Although
15   2,  38 |       arrive at full and blessed perfection by cleaving to God".64 These
16   2,  39 |        Creator and freely attain perfection. Attaining such perfection
17   2,  39 |       perfection. Attaining such perfection means personally building
18   2,  39 |      personally building up that perfection in himself. Indeed, just
19   2,  45 |    hearts" (2 Cor 3:3); a law of perfection and of freedom (cf 2 Cor
20   2,  71 |        his acts that man attains perfection as man, as one who is called
21   2,  71 |       arrive at full and blessed perfection by cleaving to him.119 ~
22   2,  78 |        and thus brings about the perfection of the person. An act is
23   2,  78 |        its ultimate and decisive perfection when the will actually does
24   2,  79 |       the person himself and his perfection. These are the goods safeguarded
25   3,  89 |         it entails and brings to perfection the acceptance and observance
26   3,  95 |       demands of radicalness and perfection".149 ~In fact, genuine understanding
27   3,  110|          the good brought to its perfection. The Church's Magisterium