Chapter, Paragraph
1 II,4 | thus fully shares with her personal and feminine "I" in the
2 II,5 | point, the archetype, of the personal dignity of women.~When Mary
3 II,5 | the need to express her personal relationship to the gift
4 III,6 | forth the truth about the personal character of the human being.
5 III,6 | image and likeness of the personal God. What makes man like
6 III,7 | fully what constitutes the personal character of the human being,
7 III,7 | likeness is a quality of the personal being of both man and woman,
8 IV,10 | unity of the two" and the personal dignity of both man and
9 IV,10 | a perfecting of the true personal subjectivity of both of
10 IV,10 | the specific diversity and personal originality of man and woman.
11 IV,10 | history of man on earth.~The personal resources of femininity
12 IV,10 | for offending a woman's personal dignity and vocation, he
13 IV,10 | acts contrary to his own personal dignity and his own vocation.~
14 IV,11 | of all the richness and personal resources of femininity,
15 V,16 | vocation has a profoundly personal and prophetic meaning. In "
16 VI,18 | Motherhood is linked to the personal structure of the woman and
17 VI,18 | of the woman and to the personal dimension of the gift: "
18 VI,19 | essential "mark" on the whole personal growth process of new children.
19 VI,20 | same time they realize the personal value of their own femininity
20 VI,20 | divine Spouse, and this personal gift tends to union, which
21 VI,21 | vocation is also profoundly personal.~This is also the basis
22 VII,23 | has to correspond to the personal truth of their being.~All
23 VII,25 | human" - of what is humanly personal - "masculinity" and "femininity"
24 VIII,29| the Holy Spirit is the personal hypostasis of love. Through
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