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 1 II,4   |       this Council emphasized the essential meaning of the motherhood
 2 II,5   | Annunciation dialogue reveals the essential dimension of the event,
 3 II,5   |         52:13) which includes the essential content of his messianic
 4 II,5   |       reality also determines the essential horizon of reflection on
 5 III,6  |         likeness of God, which is essential for the human being, is
 6 III,6  |          Nevertheless, we find no essential contradiction between the
 7 III,6  |           this name indicates her essential identity with regard to
 8 III,6  |         bases for recognizing the essential equality of man and woman
 9 IV,9   |      foundation and source of the essential dignity of the human being -
10 IV,10  |       lose what constitutes their essential richness. It is indeed an
11  V,16  |       woman. One must speak of an essential "equality", since both of
12 VI,18  |       definition, for it gives an essential indication of what it means
13 VI,18  |        such a case, what is truly essential would unfortunately be lost.
14 VI,19  |        upon the man, it places an essential "mark" on the whole personal
15 VI,20  |         new awareness of faith is essential for such a turn-about and
16 VI,22  |          Church, her reality, her essential vitality. Indirectly we
17 VIII,29|          seems to determine in an essential manner the question of women'