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 1 Intro,2|        solidarity among all the nations of America”.(3) The positive
 2 II,15  |        life across the range of nations and social backgrounds.
 3 II,15  |     given life . . . to [these] nations with their blood. Like a
 4 II,16  |    deeply rooted in the various nations. It is found at all levels
 5 II,17  |        and then it involved the nations of the Middle East. This
 6 II,20  | competition which puts the poor nations in a situation of ever increasing
 7 II,22  |        afflicting many American nations and expressed solidarity
 8 II,22  |         for the economy of poor nations, which deprives the authorities
 9 II,24  |       social fabric of American nations. The drug trade “contributes
10 II,24  |   security and the stability of nations”.( 65) Here we are facing
11 II,24  |    urgent challenges which many nations around the world need to
12 II,24  |        times. For some American nations, the production, trafficking
13 III,32 |          In the multiplicity of nations and the variety of ethnic
14 IV,47  |       of the population in many nations of America. On their encounter
15  V,52  |   pursuit of the common good of nations and of the international
16  V,55  |         both within and between nations”. (203)~The Church in America
17  V,55  |     greater integration between nations, thus helping to create
18  V,56  |       communities within single nations, between nations and between
19  V,56  |         single nations, between nations and between the different
20  V,59  |    threatens the future of many nations”. (217)~Once more I express
21  V,60  |      Catholics in the different nations better acquainted with the
22  V,62  | paralyzing the progress of many nations in America is the arms race.
23  V,62  |   conflict, even between sister nations. As a sign and instrument
24 VI,74  |     mission of evangelizing all nations: “Go therefore and teach
25 VI,74  |         therefore and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name