Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,22|           advantages, no motives of political dominance, no desires for


Mater et magistra
   §
 2 48    |          prosperity within the same political communities. Finally-to
 3 48    |           different countries. ~The Political Field~
 4 49    |                  49. To turn to the political field, We observe many changes.
 5 49    |   colonialism and the attainment of political independence by the peoples
 6 49    |      economic, social, cultural and political welfare of all nations throughout
 7 57    |     personal initiative is lacking, political tyranny ensues and, in addition,
 8 60    |      recreational, professional and political ends. ~Advantages and Disadvantages~
 9 93    |            the economic, social and political spheres. ~
10 109   |    experience testify that in those political regimes which do not recognize
11 110   |             explains why social and political movements for the harmonizing
12 122   |        productivity within the same political community, and between countries
13 143   |          the administrative and the political level. ~The Self-Advancement
14 146   |          have their proper voice in political circles and in public administration.
15 150   |          Among citizens of the same political community there is often
16 152   |         different areas of the same political community. Indeed, in accordance
17 157   |            the relationship between political communities that are economically
18 165   |       economic advancement of those political communities whose development
19 168   |            among all members of the political community. This means that
20 171   |            gaining control over the political situation in the poorer
21 194   |             sap the vitality of the political community of which they
22 201   |        technical, economic, social, political and cultural problems which
23 202   |                     202. Individual political communities may indeed enjoy
24 212   |          human relationship between political communities on a national


Pacem in terris
   §
25 25    |      world-wide fellowship of men. ~Political Rights~
26 36    |     economics, social institutions, political movements and forms, laws,
27 40    |     proceeded to lay claim to their political rights as well. Finally,
28 41    |            women are now playing in political life is everywhere evident.
29 42    |             entirely new social and political lines. Since all peoples
30 42    |        peoples have either attained political independence or are on the
31 63    |            modern world especially, political, economic and cultural inequities
32 69    |         however, this juridical and political structure is to realize
33 73    |          development reached by the political community of which they
34 78    |             of the binding force of political constitutions and the government'
35 80    |           regulate the relations of political communities with one another. ~
36 81    |             is quite impossible for political leaders to lay aside their
37 85    |           established order between political communities must be founded
38 88    |        entitle them to exert unjust political domination over other nations.
39 89    |          differences at all between political communities from the point
40 94    |      interests is furnished by that political trend (which since the nineteenth
41 94    |          background are anxious for political autonomy and unification
42 97    |      harvest of evils, stifling the political development of nations. ~
43 98    |            in the economic, social, political, educational, health and
44 102   |           contacts. ~The Problem of Political Refugees~
45 103   |             plight of those who for political reasons have been exiled
46 124   |            with the common good, to political freedom, and to the adoption
47 -     |          RELATIONSHIP OF MEN AND OF POLITICAL COMMUNITIES WITH THE WORLD
48 130   |          authorities of the various political communities. There is also
49 135   |          the shape and structure of political life in the modern world,
50 135   |         Between the Common Good and Political Authority~
51 140   |          public authorities of each political community. The special function
52 140   |       solution to economic, social, political and cultural problems which
53 144   |    establishment of a juridical and political ordering of the world community.
54 146   |            as well as for their own political communities. It is vitally
55 146   |       economic, social, cultural or political, be such as not to obstruct
56 158   |     economic, social, cultural, and political undertakings, even when
57 159   |      economic, social, cultural and political advantages-these are matters
58 160   |         they were embarking on some political revolution. ~
59 161   |         parties, it reduces men and political parties to the necessity


Princeps pastorum
   §
60 25    | self-government. The acquisition of political freedom can sometimes be
61 48    |            in social, economic, and political life that their entire future