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 1 1| increasingly closer to the world of human suffering. 'He went about
 2 2|            a precise concept of the human person and of his destiny
 3 2|             in the recesses of' the human psyche.~Illness and suffering
 4 2|            touch the essence of the human condition in this world (
 5 2|            are led by an integrally human view of illness and who
 6 2|          are able to effect a fully human approach to theca sick parson
 7 2|          reach the whole man in his human condition and therefore
 8 3|            concerns the good of the human person and of society. Precisely
 9 3|         religious one, since basic "human" events, such as suffering,
10 5|          the supreme destiny of the human person.~