Ad Petri Cathedram
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1 1,8 | of truth, goodness, and civilization are endangered. ~Truth and
2 2,48 | enjoy all the benefits of civilization while losing or neglecting
3 4,130| present age and our modern civilization hold dearest: true liberty
4 4,130| bases of Christianity and civilization. ~
Mater et magistra
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5 89 | contributing to the advance of civilization. ~
6 107 | that has been made in our civilization. ~Confirmation of the Right
7 149 | others to a higher degree of civilization. ~Toward a Balanced Internal
8 175 | certainly valuable elements in a civilization. But we must realize that
9 177 | is: a foundation of true civilization. ~Contribution of the Church~
10 184 | promoting genuine progress and civilization, are a living proof of the
11 202 | high degree of culture and civilization. They may have a large and
12 209 | and construct a very good civilization without God. But the truth
13 210 | be used in the service of civilization, and not involve the whole
14 245 | important phase in human civilization. But the Church teaches,
15 255 | Christianize this modern civilization of ours. The continued development
16 255 | continued development of this civilization, indeed its very survival,
17 258 | of life can leaven this civilization in which we live and work-leaven
Pacem in terris
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18 33 | enterprises which our present civilization makes possible, encourages
19 97 | people steeped in a different civilization from their own has no small
20 147 | yet, if they are to imbue civilization with right ideals and Christian
21 148 | 148. But in a culture and civilization like our own, which is so
Princeps pastorum
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22 14 | of life, or the degree of civilization they enjoy. ~Native Teachers
23 16 | patrimony, as it were, of every civilization in order to insure an easier
24 19 | with European and Western civilization, although the history of
25 20 | ancient and highly developed civilization of their own. Indeed, local
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