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 1 Int,  1   |       perseverance, does not free humanity from the obligation to ask
 2 Int,  3   |           which, as an "expert in humanity",5 places herself at the
 3 Int,  4   |        their efforts on behalf of humanity, in fidelity to their mission,
 4 Int,  4   |      Church and in the history of humanity, their teaching represents
 5   1,  13  |          they teach us man's true humanity. They shed light on the
 6   1,  14  |       love for the Father and for humanity (cf. Jn 13:1). ~Both the
 7   2,  33  |           institutions present in humanity, these theories end up,
 8   2,  53  |          no one knew the progress humanity would make in the future? ~
 9   2,  70  |       rejection of God's love for humanity and the whole of creation:
10   3,  92  |          is a violation of man's "humanity", in the one perpetrating
11   3,  92  | exaltation of a person's perfect "humanity" and of true "life", as
12 Conc,  119|        the source of its profound humanity and extraordinary simplicity.
13 Conc,  120|       entrusts his Church and all humanity. At the foot of the Cross,