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 1    4,  33|    based on the love of God and neighbor, and must help to promote
 2    5,  36|       or omissions toward one's neighbor. We have here a reference
 3    5,  36|       offend God and hurt one's neighbor, and to introduce into the
 4    5,  37|        will of God, the good of neighbor and the "structures" created
 5    5,  38|    relationship with self, with neighbor, with even the remotest
 6    5,  38| consequences and hence to one's neighbor, either an individual or
 7    5,  38| commitment to the good of one's neighbor with the readiness, in the
 8    5,  39|      longer useful, but as our "neighbor," a "helper" (cf. Gen 2:
 9    5,  40|       and reconciliation. One's neighbor is then not only a human
10    5,  40|       of the Holy Spirit. One's neighbor must therefore be loved,
11    7,  46|         the love and service of neighbor, especially of the poorest: "