Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,37|           of classes in the human community and that these classes,
 2   3,85|         with which your Christian community was beneficially united


Mater et magistra
   §
 3 53    |        individual and commit to a community what private enterprise
 4 65    |           and substance of a true community, and this will only be the
 5 70    |           make to the good of the community, to the profits of the company
 6 74    |          who work together in the community of the State, has no other
 7 90    |           keep alive in their own community a true sense of responsibility,
 8 91    | enterprise is indeed a true human community, concerned about the needs,
 9 116   | individuals without injury to the community at large."35~Principle of
10 118   |         the best interests of the community. ~The Social Function of
11 122   |         within the same political community, and between countries with
12 142   |        modelled on the basis of a community of persons working together
13 143   |   Self-Advancement of the Farming Community~
14 144   |        convinced that the farming community must take an active part
15 148   |     standards of the agricultural community. ~Vocation and Mission~
16 150   |    citizens of the same political community there is often a marked
17 152   |       areas of the same political community. Indeed, in accordance with "
18 168   |          members of the political community. This means that everything
19 174   |          the formation of a world community, in which each individual
20 194   |         vitality of the political community of which they are members. ~


Pacem in terris
   §
21 7     |          hand, and the world-wide community of nations on the other.
22 7     |         at long last a world-wide community of nations be established. ~
23 36    |           to make up the external community of men and its continual
24 46    |    purpose. Hence every civilized community must have a ruling authority,
25 47    |          the State as a necessary community endowed with authority.
26 73    |          reached by the political community of which they are members. ~
27 104   |    safeguard the interests of the community. Its sovereign duty is to
28 106   |          as the good of their own community, rightly understood, permits-to
29 125   |          the formation of a world community, in which each individual
30 -     |        COMMUNITIES WITH THE WORLD COMMUNITY~
31 139   |     public authority of the world community must likewise have as its
32 140   |     public authority of the world community and the public authorities
33 140   |     authorities of each political community. The special function of
34 144   |   political ordering of the world community. It is a solemn recognition
35 159   |           part in the life of the community, and in these specific fields.
36 162   |           one hand, and the world community on the other. There is surely


Paenitentiam agere
   §
37 23    |     offered publicly by the whole community; for Our Redeemer said: "


Princeps pastorum
   §
38 26    |           nation."47 No Christian community anywhere will ever achieve
39 36    |  testimony of the whole Christian community, in the same way in which
40 37    |      individuals and of the whole community, and it greatly helps educate


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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41   3,61|       pastoral devotion in a tiny community that was still suffering