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1 Int 4 | the Church, evangelizer, man of social and cultural action, 2 Int 4 | Man of God and for God~ ~ ~                     3 Int 4 | Man of the Church and for the 4 Int 4 | III            -           Man of the Word and for the 5 Int 4 | IV            -           Man of the people and for the 6 Int 4 | Man of the migrants and for 7 Int 4 | other words, Scalabrini is a man who was all for God because 8 Int 4 | belonged wholly to God; a man who worked and sacrificed 9 Int 5 | part of the Church; a ./. man who devoted himself to the 10 Int 5 | himself be molded by it; a man who poured himself out for 11 Int 5 | with a rich humanity; a man who consecrated himself 12 1 7 | PART ONE~ ~ ~MAN OF GOD AND FOR GOD~ ~ ~ ~ 13 1 8 | GOD AND FOR GOD~ ~ ~ ~A man all God's and all for God": 14 1 8 | that unveils the mystery of man and of history as they move 15 1, 1 9 | he embraces Christ and man in a single act of love, 16 1, 1 9 | food nourishing the new man, the viaticum -- the food-for-the-way -- 17 1, 1 9 | which despoils us of the old man and clothes us with the 18 1, 1 9 | clothes us with the new man according to Christ.  The 19 1, 1, a, 10| like anything other than a man (Phil 2:7).~ ~He is the 20 1, 1, a, 10| beloved Son of his became man.  So, in his Son God loves 21 1, 1, a, 10| So, in his Son God loves man.  With a ./. single act 22 1, 1, a, 11| and earth, between God and man (Eph 2:14).  Jesus is our 23 1, 1, a, 11| Mediator between God and man, the victim for our sins, 24 1, 1, a, 12| ours"~ ~Behold, by becoming man, he, the Eternal One, the 25 1, 1, a, 15| by the spirit of the old man or by the spirit of the 26 1, 1, a, 15| by the spirit of the new man.  If we conform our exterior 27 1, 1, b, 29| And yet the priest is a man who lives, works and sacrifices 28 1, 1, b, 31| eternal life, which the Son of Man will give you" (Jn 6:27).  29 1, 1, b, 31| the Eucharist"~ ~For the man or woman who fears God, 30 1, 1, c, 33| him, behaves like a blind man staggering and falling under 31 1, 2 40 | The life of the just man is to believe in Christ, 32 1, 2, a, 41| perfection of the whole man, be it in relation to God, 33 1, 2, a, 42| Created by God and for God, man's heart cannot be perfect 34 1, 2, a, 42| you."  Even in this life, man desires, seeks, and wants 35 1, 2, a, 42| everything he claims to know, man always tends to the eternal 36 1, 2, b, 44| all holiness: "the just man lives by faith."  Hence, 37 1, 2, b, 44| promises."7~ ~ ~"The just man lives by faith"~ ~Illuminated 38 1, 2, b, 44| heavenly things: "The just man lives by faith."~ ~They 39 1, 2, b, 45| for their God: "The just man lives by faith."8~ ~ ~"Faith 40 1, 2, b, 47| purity of lifeWoe to the man "who performs iniquity in 41 1, 2, c, 53| Jesus Christ himself, as man, prayed to his Father on 42 1, 2, c, 53| Since the Word of God became man to teach us not only by 43 1, 2, c, 55| nothing more powerful than a man who prays." Listen to the 44 1, 2, c, 56| The prayer of the just man can do much." Pray with 45 1, 2, c, 58| touched the venerable old man that he kept praising the 46 1, 3, a, 76| reason, proclaiming that man has never needed Redemption 47 1, 3, a, 78| the Virgin Mary and became man."  Mary is our mother; and 48 1, 3, b, 82| alone.  Only God who made man can remake him and ‑- on 49 1, 3, b, 82| on the ruins of the old man, identified with sinful 50 1, 3, b, 82| Adam ‑- can build the new man, who becomes completely 51 1, 3, b, 83| of this.  When the rich man of the Gospel asked Jesus 52 2 101 | PART TWO~ ~ ~MAN OF THE CHURCH~ ~ ~AND FOR 53 2, 1, a, 106| founder, at once God and Man.  So the Church can almost 54 2, 1, a, 106| Especially in created man ‑- the head of creation ‑- 55 2, 1, b, 110| are united to the first man, AdamLikewise, writes 56 2, 1, b, 110| Likewise, writes a great man, in the supernatural order 57 2, 1, d, 123| places where the eye of man could only see wolves.  58 2, 1, d, 124| Shepherd.~ ~Dearly beloved, man tosses and turns, but God 59 2, 1, f, 131| Catholic.  He is a proud man, a hypocrite and nothing 60 2, 1, f, 133| will of every honorable man and woman, whatever their 61 2, 2, a, 138| senses see in him just a man, a man like all other men.  62 2, 2, a, 138| see in him just a man, a man like all other men.  But 63 2, 2, a, 139| pater.  This is this great man's most beautiful title, 64 2, 2, b, 143| bear witness before God and man, in the most explicit and 65 2, 3 148 | faithful of the diocese; a man endowed with authority from 66 2, 3, a, 151| heaven and earth, God and man.  This is the bishop's mission. 67 2, 3, a, 155| foolish as to send a lay man, howsoever holy he may be, 68 2, 3, b, 156| of our faith, who became man and was made obedient unto 69 2, 3, c, 160| But this person is a great man!  The other is a great theologian 70 2, 3, c, 165| the appearance of a poor man; the third, that of Our 71 2, 3, c, 165| first mystery, nor the poor man's unworthiness that of the 72 2, 3, d, 167| mediator between God and man, "prince and leader, king 73 2, 3, d, 168| Eminence, I am a hierarchical man.  On every occasion I have 74 2, 3, d, 168| the style reflects the man and vice versa), the good 75 2, 3, e, 174| I have written to a man of influence down there 76 2, 4, a, 178| God, priest and man"~ ~Through his divine power, 77 2, 4, a, 178| things: God, priest, and man.  Whoever excludes the priest 78 2, 4, a, 178| Jesus Christ working in a man"~ ~Who is this man who holds 79 2, 4, a, 178| in a man"~ ~Who is this man who holds in his hand the 80 2, 4, a, 178| Jesus Christ living in a man ‑- which is the privilege 81 2, 4, a, 178| Jesus Christ working in a man and carrying out the divine 82 2, 4, a, 179| reparation together with a ./. man.  The priest is Jesus Christ 83 2, 4, a, 179| Christ." 3~ ~ ~"He is the man of God when teaching the 84 2, 4, a, 179| the priest is truly the man of God when communicating 85 2, 4, a, 179| accord with the nature of man.  Since man is composed 86 2, 4, a, 179| the nature of man.  Since man is composed of spirit and 87 2, 4, a, 180| Through his senses, a man thus becomes aware of the 88 2, 4, a, 182| spirit of mildness.  The wise man says: "Son, great is the 89 2, 4, b, 185| In fact, even the just man sins seven times a day 90 2, 4, b, 186| desolation.  "He is like a man who looks at his own face 91 2, 4, b, 186| constantly persist.  The wise man says: "With all care, guard 92 2, 4, d, 197| qualities make an accomplished man of God: holiness and knowledge"~ ~ 93 2, 4, d, 197| qualities make an accomplished man of God: holiness, which 94 2, 5, a, 207| minister open wide before a man of the world, who could, 95 2, 5, c, 213| hour for us to draw as one man around our supreme leader, 96 3 221 | PART THREE~ ~ ~MAN OF THE WORD~ ~ ~AND~ ~ ~ 97 3 222 | creature" (Mk 16:15) He is a man of the kerygma, the missionary 98 3, 1, b, 233| am.  In me do not see the man, for I am so weak and sickly, 99 3, 1, c, 239| The divine Word became man and came as the ineffable 100 3, 1, c, 239| The divine Word became man and came as the ineffable 101 3, 1, c, 240| receive it not as the word of man but as the word of God.  102 3, 1, c, 243| the poet says, he revives man ‑- lost through the sweetness 103 3, 1, c, 244| preaching but the word of man"~ ~Maybe there was never 104 3, 1, c, 245| preaching but the word of man.  They want to show off 105 3, 1, e, 255| each other.  Blessed is the man who, during the hardships 106 3, 1, e, 256| worries, the ecstasy of that man, who, blessed with the title 107 3, 1, f, 260| Would you want to turn a man into a slave, into a beast 108 3, 1, f, 261| divine mercy open up to every man and woman: the word of the 109 3, 1, f, 262| the Lord and the day of man.  It is also the day of 110 3, 2, a, 266| heaven and earth, God and man.  He will feel awakening 111 3, 2, d, 283| and what he is as God and man; the Church, his immaculate 112 3, 2, e, 294| result.  As he was dying, a man of charity directed his 113 3, 2, e, 295| He is like a primitive man in the forest who knows 114 3, 2, e, 295| like that of a primitive man when it comes to intellectual 115 3, 2, e, 296| midst of people, a primitive man within civil society. For 116 3, 2, e, 297| the workshop of the poor man or the craftsman.  We take 117 4 305 | PART IV~ ~ ~MAN FROM MEN~ ~ ~AND~ ~ ~FOR 118 4 306 | Scalabrini wanted to be a man of his times, not a nostalgic 119 4, 1 307 | handbook of the rights of man and then a book of natural 120 4, 1 312 | in the heart of a young man or woman.  Now is the moment 121 4, 2 315 | philosopher: "Homo homini lupus" (man is a wolf to man).~ ~From 122 4, 2 315 | lupus" (man is a wolf to man).~ ~From this comes the 123 4, 3, a, 329| other: "What God has united man must not separate."2~ ~ ~" 124 4, 3, a, 329| aphorism: "homo homini frater" (man is a brother to man) (...).  125 4, 3, a, 329| frater" (man is a brother to man) (...).  May Italy, sincerely 126 4, 3, b, 334| She considers first the man, then the citizen; the man 127 4, 3, b, 334| man, then the citizen; the man in the hands of God, the 128 4, 3, c, 342| there isn't an intelligent man alive who does not deplore 129 4, 4, c, 356| should be surprised that a man outstanding for learning 130 4, 4, c, 359| saint!  "This is the ideal man."~ ~How lucky you are: you' 131 4, 4, e, 368| Music is a divine art"~ ~Man is not the only creature 132 5 373 | PART FIVE~ ~ ~MAN OF THE MIGRANTS~ ~AND~ ~ 133 5, 1 375 | which is the perfection of man on earth and the glory of 134 5, 1, a, 379| meet.~ ~One day a wonderful man, an exemplary Christian, 135 5, 1, b, 383| making the whole world man's motherland.~ ~If coerced 136 5, 1, c, 388| however, do not die in him!  "Man," says a modern unbelieving 137 5, 1, d, 389| making the whole world man's motherland.  But it is 138 5, 1, d, 390| goal: the perfection of man on earth and the glory of 139 5, 1, d, 391| dazzled by its progress, while man exults in his conquests 140 5, 2, a, 395| as well as for the rich man's offering, for the unassuming 141 5, 2, a, 396| eloquent language, the poor man went on to tell me about 142 5, 2, b, 401| aphorism: homo homini frater (man is a brother to man).~ ~ 143 5, 2, b, 401| frater (man is a brother to man).~ ~May these words of mine 144 5, 2, c, 405| report of the arrival of the man of God passes from mouth 145 5, 2, c, 411| luxury of very few people.  A man of learning can be a Catholic 146 5, 2, c, 411| traditions than the learned man.  But, vice versa, when 147 5, 3, a, 439| deeply saddened," this holy man wrote me, "at the awful 148 5, 3, a, 442| despair.  To calm the desolate man, who was threatening to 149 5, 3, c, 460| down from heaven, became man, suffered death, death on 150 5, 3, d, 473| from each other.  You are a man of experience and know how 151 5, 4, a, 486| blessing of both God and man.  Let us make the most of


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