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 1 1  |     right relationship between man and his Creator; the Son
 2 13 |        the fundamental duty of man to orientate his person
 3 13 |        faith and trust."10 But man turns properly to God when
 4 17 |   truth He "enlighteneth every man"16 to the end that mortals
 5 17 |        glory of His Father and man's ever greater sanctification.~
 6 23 | exterior because the nature of man as a composite of body and
 7 31 |     holy communion, "But let a man first prove himself; and
 8 32 |      first know, for instance, man's last end and the supremacy
 9 36 |      tireless collaboration of man, who must not render vain
10 61 |        procure the sanctity of man.~
11 74 |        is that of impetration. Man, being the prodigal son,
12 79 |  praise and thanksgiving which man owes to God, seeing that
13 81 | substitutes Himself for sinful man. Now the exhortation of
14 89 |  Church's history, the mind of man, enlightened by faith, has
15 144|       us with Him one complete man, head and body."139~
16 146|      directly to the Word made man, conclude with the phrase "
17 155|        to the Word of God made man and participate in His divine