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 1 INT,  3 |        energy for his commitment of human solidarity."7 And we added
 2   I,  10|              are available to every human being as grace and mercy,
 3  II,  20|           borrowing the elements of human culture or cultures. Though
 4  II,  22| proclamation. At every new phase of human history, the Church, constantly
 5 III,  29|          rights and duties of every human being, about family life
 6 III,  30|           liberation of millions of human beings, many of whom are
 7 III,  31|          Between evangelization and human advancement- development
 8 III,  34|            proclamation of forms of human liberation- she even states
 9 III,  35|                35. The Church links human liberation and salvation
10 III,  36|           structures which are more human, more just, more respectful
11 III,  36|         inhuman inclinations of the human heart are not made wholesome,
12 III,  39|             of ensuring fundamental human rights cannot be separated
13 III,  39|             structures safeguarding human freedoms. Among these fundamental
14 III,  39|             Among these fundamental human rights, religious liberty
15  IV,  43|      innumerable events in life and human situations which offer the
16  IV,  45|           these powerful means that human skill is daily rendering
17   V,  51|            to the sentiments of the human heart.~
18   V,  58|         desire and quest for a more human dimension such as larger
19   V,  58|          brotherly aid to the poor, human advancement. In still other
20   V,  58|            to exploit their immense human potential;~- that they avoid
21  VI,  62|    historical past, of a particular human substratum. Receptivity
22  VI,  62|             of cultural, social and human terrains, she takes on different
23  VI,  63|            distinguish this or that human gathering, have the task
24  VI,  63|          aspirations of peoples and human communities to find their
25  VI,  68|            these things, within our human limits and by the grace
26  VI,  70|             evangelization, such as human love, the family, the education
27  VI,  70|         losing or sacrificing their human content but rather pointing
28 VII,  77|             concepts of society and human institutions, how can those