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 1  0,4 |        done for us, but of the human affairs of a past that still
 2  I,9 |   charity becomes the ideal of human coexistence; it is where
 3  I,9 |   coexistence; it is where the human being seeks God without
 4  I,10|       the heights of heaven, a human body is seated at the right
 5  I,11|     aptitude for involving the human person in his or her totality:
 6  I,11|    liturgical act, whereby the human body is disclosed in its
 7  I,11|        into the harmony of the human being. The liturgy reveals
 8  I,11| purpose of creation and of the human body in particular. With
 9  I,11|        by grace and thus fully human.~To those who seek a truly
10  I,12|        is in the depths of the human heart.~
11  I,14|      passion, not only for the human person but for every creature,
12  I,15|       Christian meaning of the human person with a wealth of
13  I,15|       man, the fullness of the human vocation is revealed. In
14  I,15|       where the divine and the human meet in an embrace that
15 II,28|      that restores life to the human race. It is from the East,