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 1  I,1  |       which make it possible to understand the greatness of the dignity
 2 II,5  |       it is a dialogue. We only understand it fully if we place the
 3 III,6 |         Gen 2:18-25 helps us to understand better what we find in the
 4 III,6 |      the latter, it helps us to understand even more profoundly the
 5 III,7 |        cf. Gen 1:26-27), we can understand even more fully what constitutes
 6 III,7 |         Only in this way can we understand the truth that God in himself
 7 III,7 |  biblical context enables us to understand this in the sense that the
 8 III,7 |    whole meaning. We can easily understand that - on this fundamental
 9 IV,9  |     this reference one can also understand the mystery of that "non-likeness"
10 IV,9  |        world. Similarly one can understand the mystery of that "non-likeness"
11 IV,10 |          as well as a man, must understand her "fulfilment" as a person,
12  V,15 |         things of God, and they understand them; there is a true resonance
13 VI,20 |      those to whom it is given" understand it (Mt 19:11). Mary is the
14 VI,20 |      from marriage. In order to understand this path, it is necessary
15 VI,20 |      gift. One cannot correctly understand virginity - a woman's consecration
16 VI,22 |       reveals and enables us to understand precisely this mode of being
17 VI,22 |        God, it is impossible to understand the mystery of the Church,
18 VI,22 | salvific economy: if we wish to understand it fully in relation to
19 VII,26|       Church, it is possible to understand adequately the calling of