Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, 2 |          to what this new century will bring.~The range and diversity
 2 III, 14|      international agencies which will oversee and direct the economy
 3 III, 14|        the basic conditions which will enable them to share in
 4 III, 19|         far as they do that, they will be signs of hope" (Pope
 5  IV, 20|         reasonable people of good will it is not always immediately
 6  IV, 25|           and children together - will find it helpful to come
 7   V, 28|         of communication are, and will remain, only media - that
 8   V, 29|     sympathy and shared interest. Will these communities be informed
 9   V, 29|         respect for human rights; will they be committed to the
10   V, 29|  committed to the common good? Or will they be selfish and inward-looking,
11   V, 29|   religious - at others' expense? Will new technology serve all
12   V, 29|   cultural traditions of each; or will it be a tool to enrich the
13   V, 29|          an inescapable question: Will the audience of the future
14   V, 31|         at the end of time, Jesus will restore all things and return
15   V, 32|  addressed to all persons of good will, not just Catholics, it
16   V, 32|          his "food" was to do the will of the Father who sent him (
17   V, 32|           the day of judgment men will render an account for every
18   V, 32|      utter; for by your words you will be justified, and by your
19   V, 32|  justified, and by your words you will be condemned" (Mt 12:34-
20   V, 33| fulfillment in God were, are, and will remain at the heart of ethics