Lumen gentium
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1 1, 1 | closely today by various social, technical and cultural
2 1, 8 | similar way, does the visible social structure of the Church
3 2, 9 | befit it as a visible and social union. God gathered together
4 3, 28 | into a civic, economic and social unity, it is that much the
5 4, 31 | circumstances of family and social life, from which the very
6 4, 32 | of race or nationality, social condition or sex, because "
7 4, 35 | shine forth in their daily social and family life. They conduct
Sacrosanctum concilium
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8 1, 27 | has of itself a public and social nature.~
9 3, 63 | whether they have special social import, shall not be omitted.~
10 5, 109 | the faithful not only a social consequences of sin but
11 5, 110 | individual, but also external and social. The practice of penance
12 6, 119 | part in their religious and social life. For this reason due
Gaudium et spes
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13 Intro, 4 | speak of a true cultural and social transformation, one which
14 Intro, 4 | the same time new forms of social and psychological slavery
15 Intro, 4 | conflicting forces. For political, social, economic, racial and ideological
16 Intro, 5 | biology, psychology, and the social sciences not only bring
17 Intro, 5 | influence on the life of social groups.~At the same time,
18 Intro, 6 | associations stemming from social contacts, experience more
19 Intro, 6 | radically transforming ideas and social conditions established for
20 Intro, 6 | more efficient media of social communication are contributing
21 Intro, 8 | population, economic and social pressures, or from difficulties
22 Intro, 8 | generations, or from new social relationships between men
23 Intro, 8 | between various kinds of social orders; between wealthy
24 Intro, 9 | to establish a political, social and economic order which
25 Intro, 9 | in regulating economic, social, political and cultural
26 1, 12 | innermost nature man is a social being, and unless he relates
27 1, 14 | born only of physical or social influences, but is rather
28 1, 16 | life of individuals from social relationships. Hence the
29 1, 19 | their religious, moral or social life, they must be said
30 1, 20 | through his economic and social emancipation. This form
31 2, 23 | understanding of the laws of social life which the Creator has
32 2, 25 | 25. Man's social nature makes it evident
33 2, 25 | subject and the goal of all social institutions is and must
34 2, 25 | stands completely in need of social life.3 Since this social
35 2, 25 | social life.3 Since this social life is not something added
36 2, 25 | his destiny.~Among those social ties which man needs for
37 2, 25 | rights.4~But if by this social life the human person is
38 2, 25 | spurred toward and by the social circumstances in which they
39 2, 25 | frequently occur in the social order result in part from
40 2, 25 | economic, political and social forms. But at a deeper level
41 2, 25 | which contaminate even the social sphere. When the structure
42 2, 26 | sum of those conditions of social life which allow social
43 2, 26 | social life which allow social groups and their individual
44 2, 26 | whole human race. Every social group must take account
45 2, 26 | matters religious.~Hence, the social order and its development
46 2, 26 | man for the Sabbath.6~This social order requires constant
47 2, 28 | differently than we do in social, political and even religious
48 2, 29 | discrimination, whether social or cultural, whether based
49 2, 29 | based on sex, race, color, social condition, language or religion,
50 2, 29 | For excessive economic and social differences between the
51 2, 29 | scandal, and militate against social justice, equity, the dignity
52 2, 29 | human person, as well as social and international peace.~
53 2, 29 | kind of slavery, whether social or political, and safeguard
54 2, 30 | places even make light of social laws and precepts, and do
55 2, 30 | little of certain norms of social life, for example those
56 2, 30 | obligation to esteem and observe social necessities as belonging
57 2, 30 | themselves the moral and social virtues, and promote them
58 2, 31 | education of youth from every social background has to be undertaken,
59 2, 31 | unavoidable requirements of social life, takes on the manifold
60 2, 31 | groups which make up the social body, these must offer advantages
61 2, 32 | but for the formation of social unity, so also "it has pleased
62 2, 32 | terms of the most common of social realities and by making
63 2, 32 | which are the source of social structures. He chose to
64 3, 33 | opportunities for many kinds of social contact among nations, a
65 3, 35 | more humane disposition of social relationships has greater
66 4, 40 | appropriate means for visible and social union."5 Thus the Church,
67 4, 42 | the political, economic or social order. The purpose which
68 4, 42 | elements are found in today's social movements, especially an
69 4, 42 | that an authentic union, social and external, results from
70 4, 42 | any political, economic or social system, the Church by her
71 4, 43 | between professional and social activities on the one part,
72 4, 43 | domestic, professional, social and technical enterprises
73 4, 43 | toward civil, economic and social unity, it is more than ever
74 4, 44 | Church has a visible and social structure as a sign of her
75 4, 44 | the development of human social life, not that there is
76 4, 44 | culturally, in its economic, social and political dimensions,
77 4, 46 | progress, life in its economic, social and political dimensions,
78 5, 47 | conditions, by influences at once social and psychological, and by
79 5, 49 | cultural, psychological and social renewal on behalf of marriage
80 5, 52 | preserved, though the legitimate social progress of women should
81 5, 52 | family in favorable moral, social and economic conditions.
82 5, 52 | the other requirements of social life, is the foundation
83 5, 52 | influence over communities and social groups should work efficiently
84 5, 52 | the medical, biological, social and psychological, can considerably
85 5, 52 | to train them for family, social and apostolic life.~Finally,
86 6, 53 | his control. He renders social life more human both in
87 6, 53 | necessarily a historical and social aspect and the word "culture"
88 6, 54 | profoundly changed in their social and cultural aspects, that
89 6, 54 | growth of natural, human and social sciences, by technical progress,
90 6, 57 | takes part in the life of social groups, he carries out the
91 6, 59 | developing a religious, moral and social sense.~Culture, because
92 6, 59 | immediately from the spiritual and social character of man, has constant
93 6, 60 | right of all to a human and social culture in conformity with
94 6, 60 | sex, nation, religion or social condition. Therefore it
95 6, 60 | Thus each man and the social groups of every people will
96 6, 61 | new means of cultural and social communication which can
97 7 | CHAPTER III ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL LIFE ~
98 7, 63 | 63. In the economic and social realms, too, the dignity
99 7, 63 | purpose of all economic and social life.~Like other areas of
100 7, 63 | life.~Like other areas of social life, the economy of today
101 7, 63 | their entire personal and social life is pennated with a
102 7, 63 | economic life could mitigate social inequalities (provided that
103 7, 63 | results in a decline of the social status of the underprivileged
104 7, 63 | similar lack of economic and social balance is to be noticed
105 7, 63 | both for individual and social life and for international
106 7, 66 | connected with individual and social discrimination. Likewise,
107 7, 66 | are incorporated into the social life of the country or region
108 7, 67 | worthily his own material, social, cultural, and spiritual
109 7, 67 | their familial, cultural, social and religious life. They
110 7, 68 | concerning economic and social conditions, on which the
111 7, 68 | progressive economic and social formation, all will grow
112 7, 69 | developed nations a body of social institutions dealing with
113 7, 69 | earthly goods. Family and social services, especially those
114 7, 71 | underestimated, in spite of social funds, rights, and services
115 7, 71 | nature private property has a social quality which is based on
116 7, 71 | earthly goods.15 If this social quality is overlooked, property
117 7, 71 | culture and all sharing in social and political life is forbidden
118 7, 72 | life, both individual and social, will be permeated with
119 8, 73 | their cultural, economic and social evolution. Such changes
120 8, 73 | with cultural, economic and social development, there is a
121 8, 74 | those conditions of the social life whereby men, families
122 8, 75 | the development of family, social or cultural groups, nor
123 8, 75 | of persons, families and social groups.~The complex circumstances
124 8, 75 | intervene more often in social, economic and cultural matters
125 8, 75 | rights of the person or social groups.~Citizens must cultivate
126 8, 75 | solidarity of the whole social organism, and the advantages
127 8, 76 | devoted to the personal and social vocation of the same men.
128 8, 76 | the faith, to teach her social doctrine, to exercise her
129 9, 84 | needs, both in the fields of social life-such as food supplies,
130 9, 85 | various tasks of economic and social life. But this in turn requires
131 9, 86 | need to revamp economic and social structures. But one must
132 9, 87 | establishment of a better social order and by a fairer system
133 9, 87 | instance, in the line of social and family life legislation,
134 9, 87 | improvement in educational and social conditions, and, above all,
135 9, 90 | regions and international social justice.~
Gravissimum educationis
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136 0 | influence ever grows in the social progress of this age.1~Indeed,
137 0 | to take an active part in social and especially in economic
138 0 | trained to take their part in social life that properly instructed
139 0 | well-rounded personal and social education of children is
140 0 | the first school of the social virtues that every society
141 0, 0(14)| of State to 28th Italian Social Week, Sept. 20, 1955; L'
142 0, 0(21)| State to the 28th Italian Social Week, Sept. 20, 1955: L'
143 0 | educating adults and promoting social welfare, or for the retarded
Nostra aetate
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144 0, 3 | the benefit of all mankind social justice and moral welfare,
Dignitatis humanae
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145 0, 2 | part of individuals or of social groups and of any human
146 0, 3 | the human person and his social nature. The inquiry is to
147 0, 3 | acts of this kind.3 The social nature of man, however,
148 0, 4 | are a requirement of the social nature both of man and of
149 0, 4 | human activity. Finally, the social nature of man and the very
150 0, 4 | cultural, charitable and social organizations, under the
151 0, 6 | entirety of those conditions of social life under which men enjoy
152 0, 6 | the whole citizenry, upon social groups, upon government,
153 0, 7 | principle of personal and social responsibility is to be
154 0, 7 | rights, individual men and social groups are bound by the
Ad gentes
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155 2, 10 | traditions, and by firm bonds of social necessity. Some of these
156 2, 10 | Incarnation, to certain social and cultural conditions
157 2, 11 | them share in cultural and social life by the various. undertakings
158 2, 12 | distinction of race, creed, or social condition: it looks for
159 2, 12 | regulating the affairs of social and economic life. With
160 2, 13 | become evident with its social consequences, and must be
161 2, 15 | Christ, and cooperating in social and in technical projects
162 2, 16 | activity, and the special social, economic, and cultural
163 2, 16 | or practicing charity in social or relief work. It is only
164 2, 17 | should be provided, and social security, by paying them
165 3, 19 | faithful already rooted in social life and somewhat conformed
166 3, 19 | justice and love. The means of social communication are put to
167 3, 21 | to its life by manifold social ties; they are cooperating
168 3, 21 | works in the home, in their social milieu, and in their own
169 3, 21 | this newness of life in the social and cultural framework of
170 3, 22 | customs, views on life, and social order, can be reconciled
171 4, 26 | knowledge of the history, social structures, and customs
172 4, 26 | instruments and the means of social communication, the importance
173 5, 31 | as well as the means of social communication.~Such cooperation,
174 6, 36 | Acts 16:9), modern means of social communication should be
175 6, 41 | the basic structures of social life, or which are oriented
Presbyterorum ordinis
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176 2, 10 | also the psychological and social milieu peculiar to the people
177 3, 21 | establishing a system of social assistance for priests.)
178 3, 21 | Moreover, in nations where social security for the clergy
179 End, 22 | know how much economic and social conditions are transformed,
Apostolicam actuositatem
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180 Intro, 1(2) | Decree on Instruments of Social Communication: A.A.S. 56 (
181 1, 4 | from their professional and social activity. They should not
182 1, 4 | the virtues relating to social customs, namely, honesty,
183 2, 7 | apostolate is that of Christian social action which the sacred
184 2, 8 | charity and projects for social assistance, whether public
185 3, 9 | the family, youth, the social milieu, and national and
186 3, 11 | children, working conditions, social security, and taxes; and
187 3, 12 | move too quickly into a new social and economic status. While
188 3, 12 | economic status. While their social and even their political
189 3, 12 | yearn to play their part in social and cultural life. If this
190 3, 12 | according to the needs of the social environment in which they
191 3, 13 | 13. The apostolate in the social milieu, that is, the effort
192 3, 13 | perform their domestic, social, and professional duties
193 3, 14 | and initiate research on social and public practices which
194 4, 16 | professional, cultural, and social life and make them known
195 4, 18 | nevertheless, that man is naturally social and that it has pleased
196 4, 18 | the common attitudes and social conditions of those for
197 4, 18 | of public opinion or of social institutions.~
198 4, 19 | view of the progress of social institutions and the the
199 5, 26 | sanctification or in the charitable, social, or other spheres, and here
200 6, 30 | especially one's professional and social life. Indeed, everyone should
201 6, 31 | principles of the moral and social teaching of the Church.
202 6, 31 | principles and conclusions of the social doctrine so as to become
Optatam totius
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203 2, 2 | or by the many media of social communication that will
204 2, 3 | opportunity be lacking for social and cultural contacts and
Perfectae caritatis
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205 0, 2 | ecumenical, missionary and social.~d) Institutes should promote
206 0, 2 | adequate knowledge of the social conditions of the times
207 0, 3 | demands of culture, and social and economic circumstances. ~
208 0, 18 | and thought prevalent in social life today. This education
Dei verbum
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209 2, 16 | theology, the more important social questions, and the new methods
210 2, 16 | with their needs in the social circumstances in which they
211 2, 16 | suitable methods, especially social research. They should manifest
212 2, 17 | missionary, charitable, social, familial, educational,
213 2, 17 | worship, or the pursuing of social aims or the performing of
214 2, 17 | circumstances but also for his social, demographic, and economic
215 2, 17 | conditions. Religious and social research, through offices
216 2, 19 | fact have regard for their social and civil progress and prosperity.
217 2, 23 | civil jurisdictions and social institutions that compose
218 3, 39 | better met in keeping with social and local circumstances.
Unitatis redintegratio
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219 2, 6 | married life, and the Church's social teaching and activity-all
220 2, 12 | days when cooperation in social matters is so widespread,
221 2, 12 | particularly in regions where a social and technical evolution
222 2, 12 | of Gospel principles to social life, the advancement of
223 3, 23 | the improvement of the social conditions of life, and
Inter mirifica
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224 Intro, 1 | rightly be called the media of social communication. ~
225 Intro, 2 | linked with the media of social communication. It trusts,
226 1, 3 | the help of the media of social communication and to instruct
227 1, 7 | even through the media of social communication, can indeed
228 1, 11 | proper use of the media of social communication falls on newsmen,
229 2, 13 | effective use of the media of social communication in various
230 2, 14 | everywhere by the media of social communication, serves the
231 2, 15 | especially with respect to the social teaching of the Church. ~
232 2, 16 | proper use of the media of social communications which are
233 2, 18 | respect to the media of social communication may be strengthened
234 2, 19 | respect to the media of social communication, the Sovereign
235 2, 19 | to include all media of social communication, including
236 Appen, 23 | respect to the media of social communications may be put
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