Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref        |          the present. By submitting man to tensions created by himself,
 2 Intro       |           of the Fathers, "Feed the man dying of hunger, because
 3 I, B,12(27) |             with the true nature of man actually ends up by causing
 4 II, 0,22    |          not means for serving each man and women and all humanity.
 5 II, 0,22    |             to the "civilisation of man"(39). Our experience in
 6 II, 0,22    |      interests and the fate of each man and woman, in all they do
 7 III, 0,35   |            to all humanity and each man and woman, so as to avoid
 8 III, 0,37   |          the infinite value of each man and woman and of all humanity.
 9 IV, 0,53    | responsibility of each person, each man and woman baptised in Christ,
10 IV, 0,55(86)|            comprehensive picture of man which respects all the dimensions
11 V, 0,57     |          fundamental needs of every man and woman in the eyes of
12 V, 0,58     |           his own life: "The Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head" (
13 V, 0,62     |          the heart of the evil rich man, and through the voice of
14 V, 0,62     |           asks the unrighteous rich man to share his feast with
15 V, 0,66     |            one might say that every man and woman is responsible
16 V, 0,68     |             in which the Servant of Man is sought personally as