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 1 1 |         every family and of all humanity; you are also the youth
 2 1 | everyone. It is a possession of humanity itself.~In you there is
 3 3 |      potentiality of a concrete humanity, in which there is as it
 4 3 |      that they are of no use to humanity!~So can we say that their
 5 5 |       God which is inscribed in humanity from the beginning. And
 6 6 |        Covenant between God and humanity. The commandments determine
 7 6 |         the moral conscience of humanity, in such a way that those
 8 6 |   societies, nations and of all humanity.~In this field how much
 9 7 |       Man sees himself, his own humanity, both as his own interior
10 7 |    through the whole history of humanity. What is certain is that
11 7 |       affirmation of man and of humanity such as only he is capable
12 7 |   persecution, defeat, when our humanity is as it were blotted out
13 9 |        In this undertaking your humanity develops and grows, while
14 10|      large extent the future of humanity is decided along the paths
15 10|        in you!". The Church and humanity entrust to you the great
16 10|      the future. The Church and humanity firmly believe that you
17 11|        beginning the history of humanity passes-and will do so until
18 11|      endowed in your individual humanity. Here we come back to the
19 13|     youth gives to the concrete humanity of each of you is consolidated
20 14|        with the achievements of humanity, and still more through
21 14|       contained in the works of humanity. Through contact with people
22 14|         build up and enrich the humanity of each one of us.~In a
23 15|       capable of bringing about humanity's self-destruction. There
24 15|         known in the history of humanity. This is dealt with in the
25 15|      such a degree of peril for humanity all over the world? What
26 15|       you rightly ask: Why does humanity's great progress in science
27 15|     material world turn against humanity itself in so many ways?