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 1 Intro, 0, 0,  2,16    |   Christians, in the most diverse social situations, perceive the
 2 Intro, 0, 0,  3,17    |          emphasis is given to her social teaching, the Church (17)
 3 Intro, 0, 0,  4,18    |            she looks beyond mere "social and economic indices" (21)
 4 Intro, 0, 0,  6,23    |          point from political and social life".(40) Evangelization
 5 Intro, 0, 1,  1,24    |  consciousness with regard to the social obligations of the faith.~
 6 Intro, 0, 1,  3,30    |        importance is given to her social teaching; in some regions
 7   I, I, 0, 13,46      |               interior change and social transformation. (109) Those
 8   I, I, 0, 17,55      |           fulfilling economic and social responsibilities.~Faith
 9   I, I, 0, 19,58(173) |            RM 37) but also to new social environments and phenomena (
10   I,II, 2,  2,71      |          respect the study of the social teaching of the Church is
11   I,II, 2,  2,71(215) |         study and teaching of the Social Doctrine of the Church in
12   I,II, 2,  2,71      |    personal, family, ecclesial or social life and to help live them
13   I,III, 0,  7,85     |       must always demonstrate the social consequences of the demands
14   I,III, 0,  8,86     |        professional, cultural and social lives. It also prepares
15   I,III, 0,  9,87     |     ecclesial, while also open to social concerns. The same is true
16   I,III, 0,  9,87     |          open to all personal and social problems. (277)~As the 1971
17  II, I, 0, 17,100     |      dignity. (326) The human and social implications of the Christian
18  II, I, 0, 19,104     |           be economic, political, social or doctrinal. It must embrace
19  II, I, 0, 19,104     |           shall present Christian social morality as a demand and
20  II, I, 0, 22,109     |         himself to the particular social and cultural circumstances
21  II, I, 0, 22,110     |           also possesses a living social conscience and is well rooted
22  II, I, 0, 25,117     |    experiences, both personal and social; it also has the duty of
23  II,II, 1,  4,124     |            spiritual maturity and social and ecclesial condition
24  II,II, 2,  3,133     |           spiritual maturity, and social and ecclesial conditions
25  II,II, 2,  3,133     |             Problems arising from social conditions, especially those
26  II,II, 2,  3,133     |      Drawing inspiration from the social teaching of the Church,
27  II,II, 2,  3,133(463)|          the Church offers in her social doctrine. A catechism should
28 III,II, 0, 22,156     |      reason, his cultural vision, social condition and lifestyle
29 III,II, 0, 23,157     |        the liturgy, ecclesial and social commitment, works of charity
30 III,II, 0, 26         |                                   Social communication ~(23)~
31 III,II, 0, 26,159(23) |            Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Instruction
32 III,II, 0, 26,160     |          humanity... The means of social communication have become
33  IV, I, 0, 29,167     |        influenced by pedagogical, social, cultural, and religious
34  IV, I, 0, 32,170     |            spiritual maturity and social and ecclesial conditions
35  IV,II, 1,  2,173     |        who are charged to fulfill social responsibilities of various
36  IV,II, 1,  2,173     |          experiences of personal, social, and spiritual life. Adult
37  IV,II, 1,  3,175     |           morality with regard to social questions and the education
38  IV,II, 1,  3,175     |     interaction; to this end, the social doctrine of the Church is
39  IV,II, 2,  3,180     |          victims of dysfunctional social conditions or other environmental
40  IV,II, 3,  2,182     |         find meaning, solidarity, social commitment and even religious
41  IV,II, 3,  2,183     |    evangelization and artisans of social renewal.(80)~
42  IV,II, 3,  3,185     |           ethical, historical and social nature. In particular, due
43  IV,II, 3,  3,185(83) |        between man and woman; the social doctrine of the Church.~
44  IV,II, 4,  1,186     |           of personal, family and social conditions. In particular,
45  IV,III, 0,  4,189    |          of the Lord. A growth in social and ecclesial consciousness,
46  IV,III, 0,  7,192    |           account of a variety of social conditions, sometimes so
47  IV, V, 0, 21,210     |           spirituality and in the social and ecclesial situations
48  IV, V, 0, 23,212     |        represented in the various social and professional strata,
49   V, I, 0, 28,219     |        liturgical, charitable and social) even if he or she always
50   V, I, 0, 33,229     |         often of great religious, social and pedagogical depth. The
51   V,II, 0, 39,237     |                as well as a great social sensitivity. (210) All formation
52   V,II, 0, 39,237     |        orthopraxis, ecclesial and social meaning. Formation must
53   V,II, 0, 40,238     |  transmits the message and of the social context in which they live.
54   V,II, 0, 43,242     |        mystery of the sacred.~The social sciences provide an awareness
55   V,II, 0, 44,243     |       psychological, cultural and social situation of man is accomplished
56   V,III, 0, 53,257    | transformation in many countries. Social changes are having repercussions
57   V,IV, 2,  1,272     |   intended for different ages and social contexts;~– in reference
58   V,IV, 2,  1,273(306)|           missionary, charitable, social, family, educational, or
59   V,IV, 4,  1,283(323)|          Cf. Part Three, chap. 2, Social communication; cf. DCG (