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 1 2  |          heavenly Father and the human race imparted to the Church,
 2 14 |     individuals and to the whole human race. "This devotion," he
 3 20 |     infinite love of God for the human race (which we shall never
 4 21 |       Heart, the noblest part of human nature, is hypostatically
 5 22 |       His boundless love for the human race. "There is in the Sacred
 6 30 |          was He alone, from that human nature united hypostatically
 7 30 |    Person, Who could open to the human race the "fountain of living
 8 35 |          due for the sins of the human race; "By suffering out
 9 35 |         the offense of the whole human race."30 ~
10 37 |    duties and obligations of the human race and the rights of God,
11 37 | satisfaction for the sins of the human race, and so man was set
12 37 |       satisfy for the sin of all human nature, God gave him His
13 38 |        reason the expressions of human, intimate, and paternal
14 38 |         continued to sustain the human race. On the other hand,
15 38 |        only divine love but also human sentiments of love. All
16 39 |        His divine Person a truly human nature, individual, whole
17 40 |         then, was wanting to the human nature which the Word of
18 41 |         the ordinary emotions of human life are impossible. Therefore
19 41 |           but these, joined to a human will full of divine charity
20 42 |       Himself a true and perfect human nature, and made and fashioned
21 43 |       begotten Son of God took a human nature capable of suffering
22 44 |      Jesus Christ took a perfect human nature and our weak and
23 44 |          our weak and perishable human body with the object of
24 44 |          could express itself in human terms. ~
25 47 |       the fact that He assumed a human nature complete in all respects: "
26 49 |         Christ had really put on human nature: "Our Lord, to prove
27 50 | redemption. "These affections of human infirmity, even as the human
28 50 |     human infirmity, even as the human body itself and death, the
29 50 |      sorrow a sin, but a sign of human weakness. Like a choir singing
30 52 |        and hence that He assumed human nature in order to work
31 53 |     beating. For what is true of human psychology and its effects
32 56 |      into His soul, enriches the human will of Christ and enlightens
33 57 |           more so than any other human body.54 ~
34 61 |   heavenly Father and the entire human race, of which He has every
35 62 |         the manifold affections, human and divine, of our Savior
36 63 |         beat with a love at once human and divine after the Virgin
37 64 |       with the affections of His human will and the divine Love,
38 72 |    spiritual Mother of the whole human race. And so St. Augustine
39 75 |         the other members of His human nature is also a legitimate
40 80 |          bestows on the redeemed human race. This is a truth full
41 85 |       overflowing with love both human and divine and rich with
42 86 |          His twofold nature, the human and the divine; in it we
43 86 |         divine Word and also its human love and its other emotions
44 89 |       devotion to the divine and human love of the Incarnate Word
45 89 |           it overflowed into the human will of Jesus Christ and
46 90 |         and Jesus Christ for the human race by means of the revered
47 91 |          towards the most sacred human nature of Christ, and especially
48 92 |     mounting up from the wounded human nature of his Lord to the
49 93 |     Heart as depicting the love, human and divine, which exists
50 97 |          s merciful love for the human race. In this special manifestation
51 101|          s infinite love for the human race is honored, are in
52 102|          of Jesus represents His human love alone and that there
53 104|         that both natures -- the human and the divine -- are united
54 104|      spiritual love, namely, the human and the divine love. For
55 104|      natural bond insofar as the human love, including that of
56 104|         the Word made Flesh, the human race stained with so many
57 113|      which consecrated the whole human race to the same Sacred
58 116|       Church and Redeemer of the human race. Not a few children
59 120|      needs of the Church and the human race? What religious practice
60 124|        right; to guide the lower human affairs by heavenly principles;
61 125|    Christians, nay, on the whole human race, from the devotion
62 125|         carrying out the work of human Redemption the Blessed Virgin