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 1  I,7  |         of the weaker sectors of society thrive. Migration too is
 2  I,7  |      many dark forces at work in society.~A number of Synod Fathers
 3  I,7  |    politically on the margins of society. 19 Reflecting upon the
 4  I,8  |          their rightful place in society. The Synod Fathers remembered
 5  I,8  |    levels of both government and society. 24 Too often, people seem
 6  I,8  |    people's efforts to transform society so that the human yearning
 7 II,11 |          facet of human life and society beset by sin and death".41
 8 IV,22 |          are called to transform society, in collaboration with the
 9 IV,22 |         Gospel at every level of society in Asia will depend greatly
10  V,25 |         point for building a new society, the expression of a civilization
11  V,26 |      good of both the Church and society in Asia.~ ~ ~
12  V,29 |    person to the private sphere. Society, separated from the most
13 VI,32 |        leaders in the Church and society, and especially lay men
14 VI,32 |         inspire and vivify civil society and its structures with
15 VI,34 |         of their own culture and society. 178~No one can remain indifferent
16 VI,34 |          women in the family, in society and in the Church, through
17 VI,35 |          progress, no true civil society, no true human promotion
18 VI,36 |        despised and abandoned by society. 185 Many Catholic medical
19 VI,37 |        place as full citizens in society. 187 As the Synod Fathers
20 VI,41 |          right ordering of human society, without which there can
21 VII,44|      work for greater harmony in society. No less is expected of
22 VII,45|         in every area of life in society, the lay faithful can play
23 VII,47| responsibility for the future of society and the Church, and to encourage
24 VII,48| individuals, families and within society at large. In particular,