Article,Paragraph
1 4,III| established by articles 100-103 of my Apostolic Constitution
2 4,III| established by articles 100-103 of my Apostolic Constitution
3 Intro | Insegnamenti, vol. V/2, 1982, pp. 1777 ff.).~In recent years a
4 Intro | I established on 28 June 1988; although the latter has
5 4,III| Peter's Basilica, 25 March 1993, the fifteenth year of my
6 Intro | Casaroli, Secretary of State, 20 May 1982; Insegnamenti,
7 4,III| at St Peter's Basilica, 25 March 1993, the fifteenth
8 Intro | which I established on 28 June 1988; although the
9 3 | Art. 3~In order to foster the Church'
10 4 | Art. 4~The council also establishes
11 Intro | beginning of my Pontificate, accepting the wealth of stimulating
12 2 | faith, in order to offer adequate support to the Church's
13 | After
14 Intro | will (Letter to Cardinal Agostino Casaroli, Secretary of State,
15 | all
16 | although
17 | another
18 | any
19 | anything
20 4,III| by articles 100-103 of my Apostolic Constitution Pastor Bonus,
21 4,I | Undersecretaries are to be appointed, one for each section.~
22 Intro | destiny is at stake at the approach of the third millennium;
23 3 | the Council undertakes appropriate initiatives concerning the
24 4,III| competence established by articles 100-103 of my Apostolic
25 Intro | tends to express itself in artistic forms and historical testimony
26 1 | science, literature and the arts.~
27 4,I | Cardinal President who will be assisted by a Secretary and an Undersecretary.
28 4,III| periodic contacts in order to assure a harmony of purpose and
29 Intro | called to pay the greatest attention.~It has also been deemed
30 4,III| the Clergy, but will be autonomous, having its own President,
31 Intro | In recent years a deeper awareness has been gained concerning
32 4,III| Given at Rome, at St Peter's Basilica, 25 March 1993, the fifteenth
33 | beginning
34 3 | oversees the initiatives begun by the Church's various
35 4 | dialogue with those who do not believe in God or who profess no
36 Intro | the latter has had but a brief period of activity, it has
37 Intro | Pontifical Academies.~After carefully considering these matters,
38 Intro | Letter to Cardinal Agostino Casaroli, Secretary of State, 20
39 4,I | and an Undersecretary. In case of necessity, two Undersecretaries
40 2 | milieus, inquiring into the causes and the consequences for
41 Intro | individuals and groups not claiming any religion, in the common
42 4,III| the Congregation for the Clergy, but will be autonomous,
43 Intro | been gained concerning the close relationship between the
44 Intro | common search for a cultural communication with all people of good
45 4,III| Retaining its own area of competence established by articles
46 4,II | II. Except in what concerns the special Statutes of
47 3 | organs of the Episcopal Conferences.~
48 4,III| longer constitute part of the Congregation for the Clergy, but will
49 4 | and participates in study congresses in this field by means of
50 2 | into the causes and the consequences for Christian faith, in
51 Intro | Academies.~After carefully considering these matters, I have decided
52 4,III| Bonus, it will no longer constitute part of the Congregation
53 4,III| cooperation. Furthermore, it will consult with the Pontifical Council
54 Intro | church's dialogue with the contemporary world. In particular, I
55 4,III| lasting value, anything to the contrary notwithstanding, even though
56 Intro | common humanity.~To this end, convinced that the synthesis between
57 4,II | for Culture oversees and coordinates the activities of the Pontifical
58 3 | offers its cooperation to the corresponding organs of the Episcopal
59 Intro | also of faith, in 1982 I created the Pontifical Council for
60 1 | the Christian faith, which creates culture and is an inspirational
61 Intro | considering these matters, I have decided to derogate from the provisions
62 Intro | attention.~It has also been deemed opportune to improve the
63 Intro | ff.).~In recent years a deeper awareness has been gained
64 Intro | and faith is not just a demand of culture, but also of
65 Intro | period of activity, it has demonstrated its necessity. Indeed, by
66 Intro | matters, I have decided to derogate from the provisions of the
67 4,III| notwithstanding, even though it may be deserving of special mention.~Given
68 Intro | area, in which the world's destiny is at stake at the approach
69 Intro | Council, I have wanted to develop the church's dialogue with
70 Intro | of culture, a fundamental dimension of the spirit, which places
71 1 | our time, often marked by disbelief or religious indifference,
72 | do
73 | each
74 Intro | have sought to foster the encounter with non-believers in the
75 | end
76 3 | corresponding organs of the Episcopal Conferences.~
77 4 | Art. 4~The council also establishes dialogue with those who
78 | even
79 | everything
80 | Except
81 4 | in this field by means of experts.~
82 Intro | very nature faith tends to express itself in artistic forms
83 2 | Art. 2~The Council expresses the Church's pastoral concern
84 2 | pastoral concern in the face of the serious phenomena
85 Intro | vol. V/2, 1982, pp. 1777 ff.).~In recent years a deeper
86 4 | study congresses in this field by means of experts.~
87 4,III| Basilica, 25 March 1993, the fifteenth year of my Pontificate.~
88 Intro | will be governed by the following norms:~
89 | found
90 | from
91 4,III| harmony of purpose and a fruitful mutual cooperation. Furthermore,
92 4,III| Motu Proprio shall have full and lasting value, anything
93 Intro | privileged area of culture, a fundamental dimension of the spirit,
94 4,III| fruitful mutual cooperation. Furthermore, it will consult with the
95 Intro | deeper awareness has been gained concerning the close relationship
96 4,III| deserving of special mention.~Given at Rome, at St Peter's Basilica,
97 4 | those who do not believe in God or who profess no religion,
98 Intro | communication with all people of good will (Letter to Cardinal
99 Intro | The new entity will be governed by the following norms:~
100 Intro | Church is called to pay the greatest attention.~It has also been
101 Intro | and with individuals and groups not claiming any religion,
102 | had
103 4,III| contacts in order to assure a harmony of purpose and a fruitful
104 4,III| of Art and History shall henceforth be called the Pontifical
105 | hereby
106 4,I | will continue the activity heretofore performed by the Pontifical
107 Intro | itself in artistic forms and historical testimony having an intrinsic
108 Intro | theirs, namely, their common humanity.~To this end, convinced
109 Intro | the wealth of stimulating ideas offered by the Second Vatican
110 4,III| III. The Pontifical Commission
111 Intro | been deemed opportune to improve the Holy See's outstanding
112 1 | in order that they may be increasingly open to the Christian faith,
113 2 | evangelizing cultures and inculturating the Gospel.~
114 | Indeed
115 2 | indifference found in various forms indifferent cultural milieus, inquiring
116 Intro | non-Christian religions and with individuals and groups not claiming
117 2 | indifferent cultural milieus, inquiring into the causes and the
118 Intro | Secretary of State, 20 May 1982; Insegnamenti, vol. V/2, 1982, pp. 1777
119 1 | creates culture and is an inspirational source of science, literature
120 4,I | with Non-Believers.~The new institution will be presided over by
121 3 | by the Church's various institutions and offers its cooperation
122 Intro | Council for Culture with the intention of strengthening the Church'
123 3 | faith and cultures, and intercultural dialogue. It oversees the
124 | into
125 Intro | historical testimony having an intrinsic evangelizing power and cultural
126 4,III| year of my Pontificate.~IOANNES PAULUS PP. II~ ~
127 | itself
128 Intro | Dialogue with Non-Believers, joining them in a single entity
129 Intro | which I established on 28 June 1988; although the latter
130 Intro | culture and faith is not just a demand of culture, but
131 4,III| Proprio shall have full and lasting value, anything to the contrary
132 | latter
133 Intro | all people of good will (Letter to Cardinal Agostino Casaroli,
134 Intro | culture by renewing and linking the Pontifical Academies.~
135 1 | inspirational source of science, literature and the arts.~
136 4,III| Pastor Bonus, it will no longer constitute part of the Congregation
137 4,III| St Peter's Basilica, 25 March 1993, the fifteenth year
138 1 | cultures of our time, often marked by disbelief or religious
139 Intro | carefully considering these matters, I have decided to derogate
140 4 | congresses in this field by means of experts.~
141 1 | The Council promotes the meeting between the saving message
142 4,III| President, who will be a member of the Pontifical Council
143 4,III| be deserving of special mention.~Given at Rome, at St Peter'
144 1 | meeting between the saving message of the Gospel and the cultures
145 2 | forms indifferent cultural milieus, inquiring into the causes
146 Intro | the approach of the third millennium; at the same time, I wanted
147 | most
148 4,III| established with the present Motu Proprio shall have full
149 4,III| of purpose and a fruitful mutual cooperation. Furthermore,
150 | namely
151 Intro | necessity. Indeed, by its very nature faith tends to express itself
152 Intro | to promote dialogue with non-Christian religions and with individuals
153 Intro | governed by the following norms:~
154 4,III| anything to the contrary notwithstanding, even though it may be deserving
155 | now
156 2 | Christian faith, in order to offer adequate support to the
157 Intro | wealth of stimulating ideas offered by the Second Vatican Council,
158 3 | various institutions and offers its cooperation to the corresponding
159 | often
160 | on
161 Intro | It has also been deemed opportune to improve the Holy See'
162 4,III| cultural possessions.~I hereby ordain that everything established
163 4 | sincere cooperation. It organizes and participates in study
164 3 | cooperation to the corresponding organs of the Episcopal Conferences.~
165 | our
166 Intro | to improve the Holy See's outstanding presence in the area of
167 | over
168 4,III| will no longer constitute part of the Congregation for
169 4 | cooperation. It organizes and participates in study congresses in this
170 Intro | the contemporary world. In particular, I have sought to foster
171 4,III| my Pontificate.~IOANNES PAULUS PP. II~ ~
172 Intro | the Church is called to pay the greatest attention.~
173 Intro | latter has had but a brief period of activity, it has demonstrated
174 4,III| mention.~Given at Rome, at St Peter's Basilica, 25 March 1993,
175 2 | the face of the serious phenomena of the rift between the
176 Intro | dimension of the spirit, which places people in a relationship
177 4,III| concern the Church's cultural possessions.~I hereby ordain that everything
178 Intro | an intrinsic evangelizing power and cultural value, to which
179 4,III| everything established with the present Motu Proprio shall have
180 4,I | new institution will be presided over by a Cardinal President
181 Intro | with non-believers in the privileged area of culture, a fundamental
182 2 | promotes the study of the problem of unbelief and religious
183 4 | not believe in God or who profess no religion, provided these
184 Intro | the same time, I wanted to promote dialogue with non-Christian
185 4,III| established with the present Motu Proprio shall have full and lasting
186 4 | who profess no religion, provided these are open to sincere
187 Intro | decided to derogate from the provisions of the Constitution Pastor
188 4,III| order to assure a harmony of purpose and a fruitful mutual cooperation.
189 | recent
190 4,III| Pontifical Council for Culture in regard to the Academies whose activities
191 3 | Church's and the Holy See's relations with the world of culture,
192 Intro | dialogue with non-Christian religions and with individuals and
193 Intro | in the area of culture by renewing and linking the Pontifical
194 4,III| Patrimony of the Church. Retaining its own area of competence
195 2 | serious phenomena of the rift between the Gospel and cultures.
196 4,III| special mention.~Given at Rome, at St Peter's Basilica,
197 | same
198 1 | the meeting between the saving message of the Gospel and
199 1 | inspirational source of science, literature and the arts.~
200 Intro | religion, in the common search for a cultural communication
201 Intro | stimulating ideas offered by the Second Vatican Council, I have
202 4,I | for Culture will have two sections:~1. Faith and Culture~2.
203 2 | concern in the face of the serious phenomena of the rift between
204 | Since
205 4 | provided these are open to sincere cooperation. It organizes
206 Intro | Non-Believers, joining them in a single entity that will be called
207 4,II | Sciences and the Academy of Social Sciences to be established,
208 Intro | world. In particular, I have sought to foster the encounter
209 1 | and is an inspirational source of science, literature and
210 Intro | pastoral presence in this specific, vital area, in which the
211 Intro | fundamental dimension of the spirit, which places people in
212 4,III| mention.~Given at Rome, at St Peter's Basilica, 25 March
213 Intro | the world's destiny is at stake at the approach of the third
214 Intro | Agostino Casaroli, Secretary of State, 20 May 1982; Insegnamenti,
215 4,II | what concerns the special Statutes of the Pontifical Academy
216 Intro | accepting the wealth of stimulating ideas offered by the Second
217 Intro | Culture with the intention of strengthening the Church's pastoral presence
218 2 | order to offer adequate support to the Church's pastoral
219 Intro | end, convinced that the synthesis between culture and faith
220 Intro | by its very nature faith tends to express itself in artistic
221 Intro | artistic forms and historical testimony having an intrinsic evangelizing
222 | their
223 Intro | them in what is most truly theirs, namely, their common humanity.~
224 | therefore
225 | they
226 Intro | stake at the approach of the third millennium; at the same
227 | those
228 | though
229 Intro | unites them in what is most truly theirs, namely, their common
230 2 | study of the problem of unbelief and religious indifference
231 4,I | In case of necessity, two Undersecretaries are to be appointed, one
232 4,I | assisted by a Secretary and an Undersecretary. In case of necessity, two
233 3 | of culture, the Council undertakes appropriate initiatives
234 Intro | Constitution Pastor Bonus and to unite the Pontifical Council for
235 Intro | relationship with one another and unites them in what is most truly
236 | until
237 Intro | 1982; Insegnamenti, vol. V/2, 1982, pp. 1777 ff.).~
238 Intro | ideas offered by the Second Vatican Council, I have wanted to
239 | very
240 Intro | presence in this specific, vital area, in which the world'
241 Intro | May 1982; Insegnamenti, vol. V/2, 1982, pp. 1777 ff.).~
242 Intro | Pontificate, accepting the wealth of stimulating ideas offered
243 | whose
244 Intro | relationship between the work of the Pontifical Council
245 4,III| March 1993, the fifteenth year of my Pontificate.~IOANNES
246 Intro | pp. 1777 ff.).~In recent years a deeper awareness has been
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