Mater et magistra
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 1 45 |       man and the progress of culture. ~Subsequent Changes~
 2 202| indeed enjoy a high degree of culture and civilization. They may
 3 216|       of an ancient Christian culture. And will not men who see


Pacem in terris
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 4 13 |      share in the benefits of culture, and hence to receive a
 5 36 |  exert a guiding influence on culture, economics, social institutions,
 6 40 |     the realm of learning and culture. ~
 7 41 |       imbued with a different culture. Women are gaining an increasing
 8 96 |      concerns their language, culture, ancient traditions, and
 9 148|                 148. But in a culture and civilization like our


Princeps pastorum
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10 18 |  country's particular kind of culture, especially as it pertains
11 19 |    consecrated native art and culture . . ., as well as the special
12 19 |      capable of enriching the culture of the human race, the Church
13 19 |  identify itself with any one culture, not even with European