Chapter,  Paragraph

1  I,2 |       what is meant to be the common thread running throughout
2 III,6| dignity and vocation from the common "beginning".~In the Book
3 III,6|     woman is another "I" in a common humanity. From the very
4 III,7|    unity of the two" in their common humanity, are called to
5 III,7|        unity of the two" in a common humanity. This "unity of
6  V,13|  spite of her condemnation by common opinion, enters into the
7 IX,31|  assume, together with men, a common responsibility for the destiny
8 IX,31|       they may return for the common good of the Church and of