Mater et magistra
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 1 12 |  dominated the ordinary business relationships between individuals, and
 2 59 |         is an increase in social relationships, in those mutual ties, that
 3 61 |         of development in social relationships brings many advantages in
 4 62 |      that these increased social relationships necessarily reduce men to
 5 64 |      development of these social relationships, therefore, can and ought
 6 67 |            67. So long as social relationships do in fact adhere to these
 7 200| particularly today, to increased relationships between nations, and made
 8 248|         necessary and inviolable relationships which must exist between


Pacem in terris
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 9 4  |         One would think that the relationships that bind men together could
10 7  |      society, and how the mutual relationships between the members of a
11 80 |         rights and duties. Their relationships, therefore, must likewise
12 98 |                        98. Since relationships between States must be regulated
13 98 |        States must further these relationships by taking positive steps
14 129|          fear, must dominate the relationships between individuals and
15 130|        to a phenomenal growth in relationships between individuals, families
16 134|         own day, however, mutual relationships between States have undergone
17 149|        insufficient to bring the relationships of daily life into conformity
18 162|         task of establishing new relationships in human society, under