Aeterna Dei sapientia
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1 41 | truths-all bishops, that is-must necessarily speak with one mind and


Mater et magistra
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2 62 |   increased social relationships necessarily reduce men to the condition
3 65 |     these groups must themselves necessarily present the form and substance
4 67 |         their extension does not necessarily mean that individual citizens
5 201|         time. These problems are necessarily the concern of a whole group
6 208|         cut off from God it must necessarily disintegrate. Moreover,
7 219|      social institution. That is necessarily so, for men are by nature


Pacem in terris
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8 73 |     degree of participation will necessarily depend on the stage of development
9 130|           security and peace are necessarily linked with the social progress,