Part, Chap., §

 1 Messag,    1, 1   |           of the West, the French Social­ist Party is, like so many
 2 Messag,    1, 2   |           political, economic and social program from the philosophical
 3 Messag        (1) |          since in them the French social­ists present the perspective
 4 Messag        (4) |          justice. A political and social organization founded upon
 5 Messag        (4) |        should be sought less in a social contract than in God Himself,
 6 Messag        (7) |          affecting all sectors of social life, including relations
 7 Messag        (8) |           have nothing to do with social­ism."~"These societies continue
 8 Messag        (8) |         be inegali­tarian ... The social division of labor has taken
 9 Messag        (8) |    extremely efficient machine of social and police control ..."~ "
10 Messag        (8) |        The existence of different social classes and the maintenance
11 Messag        (14)|          content to the notion of social utility. Breaking away from
12 Messag        (14)|     calling into question ... the social divi­sion of labor" ("Fifteen
13 Messag        (15)|          progress of economic and social democracy. The French, citizens
14 Messag        (16)|            Economic democracy and social democracy are indissociable
15 Messag,    2, 5   |          businesses but the whole social structure as well. Indeed,
16 Messag,    2, 6   |       replaced by the criteria of social utility, determined by the
17 Messag        (22)|       well as in their periphery (social services, leisure, culture,
18 Messag        (22)|        for us especially to erase social segregation in the realm
19 Messag        (22)|  undertake ... the development of social forms of leisure and tourism" ("
20 Messag        (22)|            a global conception of social life in which the time of
21 Messag,    2, 9   |           b) the affirmation of a social function of this~right;
22 Messag,    2, 9   |         that it must fulfill this social function; d) the conse­quent
23 Messag        (23)|         cut off from economic and social realities. What frame fro
24 Messag        (23)|         place where the different social milieux will rub shoulders
25 Messag        (24)|        where the struggle against social inequalities and segregations
26 Messag        (26)|         tutelage...No matter what social class they belong to, youngsters
27 Messag,    2, 11  |     democracy to the economic and social life of self-­managing businesses
28 Messag        (29)|           like every right, has a social function, but it is not
29 Messag        (29)|          it is not limited to its social function. This is what Pius
30 Messag        (29)|         this reason that Catholic social teaching, besides other
31 Messag        (29)|          why the Pontiffs of  the social encyclicals, and also We
32 Messag        (29)|           be sure, accompanied by social obligations; a right, however,
33 Messag        (29)|      right, however, not merely a social function" (Discorsi e Radiomessaggi
34 Messag        (29)|           collective prop­erty of social groups, transforming each
35 Messag        (29)|        thus better fulfilling its social function. This would be
36 Messag        (33)|          capitalist property with social property that may take many
37 Messag,    3, 1   |        the State, but rather by a social fabric or mechanism comprising
38 Messag        (35)|          the recognition of small social groups and consequently
39 Messag,    3, 1   |      considering what the genuine social­ist mirage would be if applied
40 Messag        (36)|        society in which communist social self-management will develop" (
41 Messag        (36)| extinction along with a step to a social regime in which society
42 Messag        (36)|  self-management of society. Some social functions analogous to those
43 Messag        (36)|       fulfilled by the State into social functions; 3) the integra­
44 Messag        (36)|         of armed men to guarantee social order and discipline. Then,
45 Messag,    3, 2   |          any of them - are merely social realities which have always
46 Messag,    3, 2   | implements regarding the economy, social organiza­tion, political
47 Messag        (45)|        numerous Christians in all social milieux, and to the hope
48 Messag        (46)|          narrow-minded, egotistic social class, ferocious when necessary ...~"
49 Messag        (47)|   institutions to favor directing social struggles toward a common
50   1,    3         |          workers, but rather the "social goals" set by "democratic
51   1,    3         |       units must bear in mind the social goals set by national, regional
52   1,    5         |          its organization and its social behavior will take place
53   1,    6         |           wills from the goals of social transformation" (Program,
54   1,    7         |     expenses related to salaries, social security, budget for training
55 Author            |           so to speak, collective social explosion of these passions
56 Author            |    immorality in general into the social customs of Christian Europe.~
57 Author            |        Church and the State, into social customs, art and culture,
58 Author            |           and into the political, social and economic order of today'