Ad Petri Cathedram
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1 2,39 | and spiritual growth, with economic facts, with differences
2 2,42 | these workers a greater economic value; they have made their
3 2,48 | progress should not lag behind economic progress. Anything else
4 4,124| those who are so beset by economic hardship that they have
5 4,136| religion, in morals, and in economic matters; and this, in turn,
Mater et magistra
§
6 9 | Leo. In their social and economic teaching they have frequent
7 10 | in a time of social and economic upheaval, of heightening
8 11 | outlook that prevailed on economic matters was for the most
9 11 | the only valid motive for economic activity. In business the
10 11 | intervening in any way in economic matters. The status of trade
11 12 | 12. In an economic world of this character,
12 12 | thereby undermined the whole economic structure. ~
13 15 | compendium of Catholic social and economic teaching.5a~No Solution
14 17 | Venerable Brethren, the basic economic and social principles for
15 20 | therefore, hold aloof from economic matters. On the contrary,
16 24 | which a genuine social and economic order must be built. ~
17 26 | Magna Charta9 of social and economic reconstruction. ~The Encyclical
18 33 | which they work and of "the economic welfare of the whole people."13~
19 35 | concentrated a despotic economic power in the hands of a
20 36 | remarked so discerningly, "economic domination has taken the
21 36 | desire for gain; the whole economic regime has become hard,
22 37 | re-establishment of the economic world within the framework
23 37 | with the establishment of economic and vocational bodies which
24 37 | on a world scale for the economic welfare of all nations. ~
25 38 | the supreme criterion in economic matters ought not to be.
26 38 | unregulated competiton, economic despotism, national prestige
27 39 | the contrary, all forms of economic enterprise must be governed
28 40 | institutions, in which all economic activity can be conducted
29 42 | fundamental values of social and economic life. These three fundamental
30 43 | is prior to every other economic right, even that of private
31 46 | elapsed since the changing economic climate noted at that time
32 46 | that time by Pius XII the economic scene has undergone a radical
33 48 | of the major social and economic problems. There is a progressive
34 48 | efficiency of social and economic systems in a growing number
35 48 | there are areas of varying economic prosperity within the same
36 48 | marked disparity in the economic wealth possessed by different
37 49 | each day into social and economic matters. We are witnessing
38 49 | countries and concentrate on the economic, social, cultural and political
39 51 | at the outset that in the economic order first place must be
40 54 | their activities in the economic sphere, and to devise ways
41 55 | his family. Hence every economic system must permit and facilitate
42 57 | ensues and, in addition, economic stagnation in the production
43 60 | associations and institutions with economic, cultural, social, sporting,
44 61 | especially those which we call economic and social and which pertain
45 63 | sense, obey the laws of economic development and social progress,
46 71 | individual makes to the economic effort, the financial state
47 72 | same country. ~Balancing Economic Development and Social Progress~
48 73 | your attention. It is this: Economic progress must be accompanied
49 74 | this it follows that the economic prosperity of a nation is
50 79 | a proper balance between economic expansion and the development
51 83 | structure and organization of an economic system is such as to compromise
52 84 | definition of the kind of economic structure which is most
53 92 | Pius XII remarked, "the economic and social function which
54 93 | with recent progress in the economic, social and political spheres. ~
55 94 | many unjust and inhuman economic and social imbalances still
56 98 | part-of a nation's entire economic and social life, upon which
57 99 | which tackle the various economic problems on a national or
58 108 | then, of that social and economic principle so vigorously
59 108 | validity in view of the economic conditions We have described
60 109 | personal initiative in the economic field, while at the same
61 115 | property, in view of the rapid economic development of an increasing
62 115 | efficiency, to pursue an economic and social policy which
63 118 | overlook the fact that the economic enterprises of the State
64 118 | the concentration of undue economic power in the hands of a
65 122 | different degree of social and economic development. ~The Depressed
66 124 | besides those dependent upon economic expansion. Among these there
67 127 | where they are lacking, economic and social progress is either
68 128 | permitted or required in the economic system as a whole. All such
69 129 | development of the entire economic system. ~
70 130 | would not be left without economic aid and the mental and spiritual
71 130 | The Need for a Suitable Economic Policy~
72 135 | markedly whatever be the economic sector in which the individuals
73 139 | products of the various economic groups, agricultural, industrial,
74 140 | workers-in a permanent state of economic and social inferiority,
75 144 | an active part in its own economic advancement, social progress
76 148 | movements intent on raising the economic and social standards of
77 150 | often a marked degree of economic and social inequality. The
78 150 | Furthermore, a suitable economic and social policy must be
79 151 | role in achieving their own economic, social and cultural advancement. ~
80 152 | too must contribute to an economic and social balance in the
81 152 | possible, the continuation of economic development. ~International
82 157 | peace so long as glaring economic and social imbalances persist. ~
83 160 | which enjoy a high degree of economic wealth helping the nations
84 162 | in agriculture, can cause economic harm to a certain section
85 163 | capital for speeding up their economic development with the help
86 164 | urgent need of supporting the economic development and social progress
87 164 | struggling against poverty and economic disabilities. ~
88 165 | an ever richer network of economic enterprises in the less
89 165 | scientific, technical and economic advancement of those political
90 167 | journey along the road to economic development would do well
91 168 | progress keeps pace with economic progress. Again, every sector
92 173 | nations to achieve their own economic and social growth.~
93 175 | and technical progress, economic development and the betterment
94 182 | wealthy countries in the economic and social development of
95 183 | effectiveness of the social and economic work that is being done
96 184 | Population Increase and Economic Development~
97 185 | 185. How can economic development and the supply
98 186 | human population, whereas economic development will proceed
99 190 | than not, by a deficient economic and social organization,
100 192 | envisages the social and economic progress both of individuals
101 198 | technical inventions and economic resources being used to
102 201 | important scientific, technical, economic, social, political and cultural
103 202 | population, an advanced economic structure, great natural
104 203 | scientific, technical or economic reasons, but in the absense
105 213 | which even the most advanced economic and social systems cannot
106 215 | make all the technical and economic progress they can, there
107 228 | their duty to carry on their economic and social activities in
108 230 | instruction in man's social and economic obligations is inadequate.
109 232 | Christian behavior in social and economic matters by actual Christian
110 239 | 239. In their economic and social activities, Catholics
Pacem in terris
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111 16 | consideration in social and economic affairs, as well as in the
112 17 | primarily to the parents.13~Economic Rights~
113 18 | 18. In the economic sphere, it is evident that
114 20 | is his right to engage in economic activities suited to his
115 40 | progressive improvement in the economic and social condition of
116 40 | rights principally in the economic and social spheres, and
117 43 | classes because of their economic and social status, sex,
118 63 | world especially, political, economic and cultural inequities
119 64 | question of social as well as economic progress, and to the development
120 88 | scientific, cultural and economic development. But that does
121 96 | ancient traditions, and their economic activity and enterprise.57~
122 98 | happening in our own day in the economic, social, political, educational,
123 109 | help they need for their economic and social development .~
124 112 | of a world war, with the economic and social ruin and the
125 121 | still in the process of economic development.61~
126 122 | possible attain to a degree of economic development that enables
127 123 | the major role in their economic and social development;
128 124 | the norms governing their economic associations with small
129 124 | right of assuring their own economic development. It is only
130 130 | There is also a growing economic interdependence between
131 140 | evaluate and find a solution to economic, social, political and cultural
132 146 | every institution, whether economic, social, cultural or political,
133 156 | Non-Catholics in Social and Economic Affairs~
134 158 | of men and the world, and economic, social, cultural, and political
135 159 | co-operation in the attainment of economic, social, cultural and political
Princeps pastorum
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136 22 | quantity of secular projects. Economic assistance must be limited
137 48 | speedy changes in social, economic, and political life that
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