Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 1,7 |             and dignity of the human person. ~Man, created "in the image
 2 II, 1,7 |              relation with the human person, for whose use they have
 3 II, 1,8 |             very nature of the human person, whose rational and spiritual
 4 II, 1,10|            the human body modifies a person's identity and the rich
 5 II, 1,10|        essential core to his being a person (ontological level) and
 6 II, 1,10|             and feeling that he is a person (psychological level). These
 7 II, 1,10| characteristics are expressed in the person's historical dimension and,
 8 II, 1,10|            constitutes a good of the person, an intrinsic quality of
 9 II, 1,10|        entail in the identity of the person who receives it. ~
10 II, 1,11|          historical dimension of the person, and thus the individual'
11 II, 1,11|         unrepeatable identity of the person. There are some which exclusively
12 II, 1,11|          take on for each individual person.(62) ~
13 II, 1,12|              genetic identity of the person who receives it" and "that
14 II, 2,18|           fundamental right of every person to equitable access to the