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 1 Intro,1   |    politics, in art and sport, in human and working relationships,
 2 Intro,8   |        the life and call of every human being, to that mystery which
 3  I,11     |           attention and typically human. Often, however, in a weak
 4  I,12     |           celebrate the beauty of human love blessed by God; people
 5  I,13     |           each living person.~The human being, in fact, is "called"
 6  I,13     |   originality.~Therefore if every human being has his own vocation
 7 II        |          and grasp the meaning of human life in relation to God
 8 II,14     |       response does not come from human reason, even if it is always
 9 II,16     |         Pet 1, 15). "Creating the human race in his own image and
10 II,16     |          innate vocation of every human being".(31)~d) The Father
11 II,16     |     salvation, within which every human being finds his personal
12 II,16     |       live life not only based on human aptitudes, which are also
13 II,17     |         of Jesus. It is as if His human engagements, provoked by
14 II,18     |           the fruit not only of a human desire or the good will
15 II,19     |           these two histories the human being plays out his liberty.~
16 II,19     |         the Church is immersed in human time and lives in history
17 II,22     |           the Church and of every human life as call and response.
18 II,23     |         Mary is also the model of human liberty in responding to
19 III,26    |     firstly, that rich complex of human and Christian values and
20 III,26    |        because, inevitably, every human being wants to know himself
21 III,27    |       Church offers itself as the human space of fraternity in which
22 IV,32     |           who calls, formators of human and Christian attitudes
23 IV,33     |      dialogue between God and the human person. The principle interlocutor
24 IV,33     |          of God into the heart of human liberty, but also the effort
25 IV,33     | preference or exception. If every human being is a creature of God,
26 IV,33     |           vocational sense of the human life.~Every season of life
27 IV,34     |           recognise Him; and then human progress remains solitary
28 IV,34     |           different provocations, human mediations of the divine
29 IV,35     |      cross, between their so very human expectations and interests
30 IV,35     |       must know the depths of the human heart in order to accompany
31 IV,35     |          the mysterious fabric of human existence, the outline of
32 IV,35     |         prayer ever prayed by the human heart: "Stay with us, for
33 IV,36     |       speaks the general sense of human existence, as the final
34 IV,36     |           full realisation of the human and of the gift which every
35 IV,36     |           more convincing, on the human level, and more theologically
36 IV,36     |      speaks the truth about every human being: no-one could not
37 IV,36     | unexpected promotion of authentic human aspirations and guarantees
38 IV,37     |    natural dialectic of the I and human life. For example, a young
39 IV,37     |       young person must show that human equilibrium that allows
40 IV,37(111)|          the beginning and end of human love.~