Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Pre    |     based on the dignity of the person, and promotes and defends
 2 Pre    |       fundamental values of the person and of society. ~Alfonso
 3 1, 1,3 |          the value of the human person",6 together with the due
 4 1, 1,3 |        nature of each and every person. This brings in universal
 5 1, 1,4 |        the dignity of the human person and pass through a whole
 6 1, 1,5 |         of the dignity of every person as its common basis. The
 7 1, 1,5 |         of any right violates a person's humanity. John Paul II
 8 1, 1,6 |         centrality of the human person and the family as the fundamental
 9 1, 2,9 |    decisive commitment of every person because it is starting from
10 2, 0,11|        serve the dignity of the person and of peoples.11 ~
11 2, 1,12|        recognized that man is a person and that this is what is
12 2, 1,13|             13. The concepts of person and dignity are related
13 2, 1,13|  another but not identical. The person refers to being in its highest
14 2, 1,13|        to a countervalue. Every person as such has an innate dignity
15 2, 1,13| possibilities. In this sense, a person also has an acquired dignity
16 2, 1,15|         a human being begins. A person who does not receive this
17 2, 1,15|      which heshe is called as a person. ~
18 2, 2,16|      for the development of the person in hisher wholeness become
19 2, 2,16|        development of the human person. The importance of the family'
20 2, 2,17|      recognize his reality as a person and his innate dignity.
21 3      |                          3. THE PERSON: HISHER DIGNITY AND RIGHTS ~
22 3, 1,20|  spiritual reality of the human person and not a creation of the
23 3, 1,21|       possibility of every real person to achieve hisher own personality
24 3, 1,22|      the full equality of every person 26 and hence prohibits all
25 3, 1,22|       by recognizing that every person is entitled to rights at
26 4, 1,28|     liberty and the security of person". Human beings have this
27 4, 1,29|  personal reality from God. The person has a dignity in his being
28 4, 1,29|       innate: that is, both the person and his dignity are situated
29 4, 1,29|      conception, he is always a person whose dignity must be recognized
30 4, 1,30|       the dignity of any single person, is ever unimportant".35
31 4, 2,33|    human individual exists as a person. The rights of the unborn
32 4, 3,39|                  39. The unborn person is a "child" in the sense
33 4, 3,42|      any experimentation on its person, or from being subjected
34 5, 1,52|      internationally. The human person participates in the human