Aeterna Dei sapientia
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 1 24 |            24. To complete this account We would mention in passing


Mater et magistra
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 2 33 | therefore, justice demands that account be taken not only of the
 3 34 |    bounded by time and takes no account of any objective other than
 4 65 |       authority. They must take account of all those social conditions
 5 78 |      and profits must take into account the demands of the common
 6 131|    economy. This must take into account tax policies, credit, social
 7 150|    devised which will take into account the supply of labor, the
 8 213|    these ideologies do not take account of the whole man, nor even
 9 213|    particular, they take little account of certain inevitable human
10 213|      Finally, they fail to take account of that deep-rooted sense
11 220|     they take human nature into account, and the varying conditions
12 220|      lived. They also take into account the principal characteristics
13 241|   temporal affairs they take no account of those social principles


Pacem in terris
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14 55 |      human person is taken into account at all times. Thus, attention
15 58 |      the common good "must take account of all those social conditions
16 112|   accompany it, must not on any account be permitted to engulf the
17 158|       must always be taken into account. Besides, there exists in


Princeps pastorum
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18 16 |      this clergy must take into account the circumstances which