Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II,18    |      initiatives to make social, political and economic structures
 2 II,19    |         continent for democratic political systems and the gradual
 3 II,19    | appealing to majority opinion or political consensus, on the pretext
 4 II,23    |          money, lack of trust in political institutions, especially
 5 III,27   |       the duty to participate in political life in harmony with the
 6 III,27   |               Involvement in the political field is clearly part of
 7 III,27   |         relationship between the political community and the Church,
 8 III,27   |         way be confused with the political community nor be tied to
 9 III,27   |     community nor be tied to any political system, is both a sign and
10 III,32   |      ever present in our various political, economic and social systems”.( 96)
11 IV,44    |       professional, cultural and political life. On a continent marked
12 IV,44    |        it to the common good. In political life, understood in its
13  V,55    |          external debt, internal political corruption and discrimination
14  V,56    |       behavior in the social and political spheres leading to the neglect
15  V,56    |          the ethical training of political leaders”. (210)~
16 VI,67    |    secularism in these sectors — political or economic, union-related,
17 Conclu,75|        beyond its historical and political meaning, was the great year