Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,2   |           issues of justice and of international economic relations, in view
 2 II,22     |         huge sums obtained through international loans sometimes go to enrich
 3 II,22(60) |            Ethical Approach to the International Debt Question (December
 4 II,24     |        factors which tarnish their international reputation, because they
 5 IV,38     |       Episcopal Conferences and in international agencies for cooperation
 6 IV,45     |         obtain economic aid at the international level.~The Church throughout
 7 IV,47     |           at the interdiocesan and international levels.~And what of those
 8  V,52     |         America must encourage the international agencies of the continent
 9  V,52     |         good of nations and of the international community, the equitable
10  V,55     |            the requirements of the international common good. For “the Church'
11  V,59     |           cancelling outright, the international debt which seriously threatens
12  V,59     |          of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, will seek
13  V,61     | non-governmental organizations and international agencies in developing projects
14  V,61     |    drug-production. In this regard international agencies can make a valuable
15  V,62(226)|         for Justice and Peace, The International Arms Trade. An Ethical Reflection (
16 VI,73     |          in each nation and at the international level, to ascertain why
17 VI,74     |        concrete plans, also at the international level, to implement with