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By recognizing the inherent dignity of every individual and responding to their needs with compassion and empathy, believers embody the transformative power of Christian charity
This notion challenges individuals not only to recognize their excesses but also to recognize that what they consider necessary is, in fact, a gift bestowed upon them. For John Paul II, the Good Samaritan represented not only the Church but also every individual called by duty to embody compassion and charity in action.
Furthermore, through his visits to various countries, he demonstrated solidarity with the suffering and oppressed, embodying the essence of the Good Samaritan.
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