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 1 Intro,1|       wishes to bring the whole of society and every man and woman
 2 II,16  |       levels and in all sectors of society, and it has special importance
 3 II,18  |           abandoned or rejected by society.~This constant dedication
 4 II,19  |     America today, we see in civil society a growing support throughout
 5 II,23  |           most marginal members of society. It is also the poor who
 6 III,27 |           the growing awareness in society of the dignity of every
 7 III,27 |        especially in a pluralistic society, to understand correctly
 8 IV,41  |          their neighborhood and in society”. (143) In this way, every
 9 IV,44  |      assume roles of leadership in society. It is urgent to train men
10 IV,45  |          life of the Church and to society. To fail to recognize this
11 IV,45  |            to defend them “so that society in America can better support
12 IV,45  |   leadership roles within American society.~
13 IV,47  |        people are a great force in society and for evangelization.
14 IV,47  |      solidarity for the Church and society in America”. (179) The particular
15 IV,48  |         those holding authority in society, that, as a priority, they
16 IV,50  |           communities~50. American society also includes Jewish communities,
17  V,54  |            and applied to American society. The complex social reality
18  V,54  |     responsibility of an organized society to promote and support a
19  V,56  |           of the weaker members of society. Indeed, the poor are becoming
20  V,56  |        will prepare the leaders of society for public life at all levels,
21  V,57  |      occupied an inferior place in society. The human being's dignity
22  V,60  |     eradicate this evil from civil society by “the greater involvement
23  V,61  |            and groups within civil society to be united in the fight
24  V,63  |         The culture of death and a society dominated by the powerful~
25  V,63  |           in the world, a model of society appears to be emerging in
26  V,63  |        relegated to the margins of society by consumerism and materialism.
27  V,63  | practically'”. (229) This model of society bears the stamp of the culture
28 VI,67  |         for the leading sectors of society has been neglected and many
29 VI,67  |      building a just and fraternal society”. (252) With their support,
30 VI,67  |      evangelizing these sectors of society. With renewed fervor and
31 VI,68  |            in a just and fraternal society”. (255) The burning desire
32 VI,69  |          the common good in a just society”. (262)~
33 VI,71  |          of human activity, and in society, especially in politics,
34 VI,71  |           extend to all sectors of society, without distinction or
35 VI,71  |            and the marginalized in society”. (273) It will never be
36 VI,74  |           many sectors of American society. It is enough to think of