Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II,14|     religious profile, marked by moral values which, though they
 2 II,19|      regimes; this has immediate moral implications. The Church
 3 II,19|     reflect those principles and moral values which are in conformity
 4 II,23|    citizens, sustained by a firm moral conscience”.( 63) Appropriate
 5 IV,44| Christian ethical principles and moral values will enable them
 6  V,53|          all the theological and moral implications taught by the
 7  V,55|          globalized economy. Her moral vision in this area “rests
 8  V,55|    Church's social doctrine is a moral vision which aims to encourage
 9  V,56|         and the absence of those moral principles which should
10  V,56|        person. In the absence of moral points of reference, an
11 VI,71|  presents it in her dogmatic and moral teaching. Only in this way