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1       I,  6 |  that Christ is “the goal of human history, the focal point
2     III,  19|     this not the greatest of human yearnings? Is this not what
3     III,  19| salvation? God has placed in human hearts a “hunger” for his
4      IV,  26|    God and a vain pursuit of human self-sufficiency. Incarnating
5      IV,  26|   means bearing witness that human reality cannot be justified
6      IV,  27|    of the unity of the whole human race.25 Each Mass, even
7      IV,  28| power which too often govern human relations and radically
8      IV,  28|      hundreds of millions of human beings, the diseases which