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 1 1 |         your own property, your personal property or the property
 2 3 | foreseeing and making the first personal decisions, decisions that
 3 3 |      the future in the strictly personal dimension of human existence.
 4 4 |         when youth is tested by personal suffering, or is profoundly
 5 4 |      Christ's reply in the most personal way possible; that you will
 6 7 |         the youth which is the "personal" treasure of each of you
 7 8 |         only did he declare the personal fidelity to the commandments
 8 10|    necessarily inscribed in the personal "I" of each one of you.
 9 10|    fundamental discovery of the personal "I" in all its manifold
10 10|      full measure of each one's personal dignity. Christ teaches
11 11|     central point, at which our personal "I" opens up to life "with
12 11|        a more precisely defined personal and social situation. Here
13 11|        a still further basis of personal identity. If the family
14 14|         each one of you in your personal and at the same time community
15 15|      ever less identifiable as "personal" sin. In other words, so