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1001 Messag (19)| shocking manner, it radical equivalence between marriage and other
1002 Messag (1) | Projet, which has no suitable equivalent in English. Our word Program
1003 Messag (22)| be for us especially to erase social segregation in the
1004 Messag, 2, 12 | the other producers, tolerated out of gradualism, survive
1005 Messag, 2, 11 | and enterprises now considered small will be deemed medium-sized.
1006 Messag (4) | Pius VI had condemned the errors suggested by the motto of
1007 Messag (47)| sat at his right (cf. El Espectador, Bogota, Colombia, 5/24/
1008 Messag, 2, 12 | come to mind: What is the essence of its inspiration? Is it
1009 Messag (19)| of controlling homosexual establishments, especially to ensure that
1010 Messag, 4 | a position alongside the esteemed and promising French TFP
1011 Messag (9) | the establishment of an eternally perfect regime" (PIERRE
1012 Messag (5) | Congo (1968), Guyana (1968), Ethiopia (1974), Guinea Bissau (
1013 Messag, 1, 2 | the final anarchy (in the etymological sense) also desired by communist
1014 Messag (47)| in the Elysee Palace, to European socialist leaders and
1015 Messag (47)| democratization of the [European Economic] Community, it
1016 Messag (25)| discussion. the definition and evaluation in common of the goals and
1017 1, 7 | non-professional information, data or evaluations that might be harmful to
1018 Messag (43)| This position of evasive neutrality toward the elections
1019 Messag (22)| content of work so that eventually the distinction between
1020 Messag (6) | troublesome questions to everybody, which is useful" (Documentation
1021 Messag (13)| make it the basis of their everyday policy . They do not play
1022 Messag (7) | after the Paris Commune, evokes the withering away of the
1023 Messag (46)| World War accelerated the evolution. The camaraderies of
1024 Messag, 3, 2 | problems. 41~The reference to evolutionism is, in turn, related to
1025 Messag, 3, 2 | some kind of a plausibly evolutionist pantheism.~This reference
1026 Messag (22)| socialist enterprise will thus evolve into forms of life more
1027 Messag (43)| Jean Honoré, Bishop of Evreux and President of the Episcopal
1028 Messag (47)| desire, the widow of Marxist ex-president Allende sat at his right (
1029 Messag (40)| With others it is their exaggerated idea of man that causes
1030 Messag (29)| ing its mission. Without exceeding its specific function, the
1031 Messag (24)| conceived as the place par excellence for apprenticeship in self-management" (
1032 Messag, 2, 12 | guarantee of his land. The sole exception is a price-protection system
1033 Messag (18)| undertaking will fail. In one exceptional case or another, this effect
1034 Messag (18)| factors. But such sporadic exceptions are by no means sufficient
1035 Messag, 2, 3 | stages so gauged as to avoid excessive shocks. 13~A certain initial
1036 Messag (14)| utility. Breaking away from an excessively 'economic' view of socialism,
1037 Messag, 1, 3 | considerations, as well as the excitement generated by Mitterrand'
1038 Messag (28)| transfers of premises will exclude any spoliation.~"The situation
1039 Messag, 4 | is not to interfere in exclusively internal affairs of another
1040 Messag (46)| leadership and in the local executive boards" (Francois Mitterrand,
1041 Messag, 2, 4 | employee- managers will be mere executors of the directorate's will.~
1042 Messag (23)| make the city become, in an exemplary way ... a place where the
1043 Messag (29)| fruits is that which a man exercises as his own muster, and by
1044 Messag, 4 | doing nothing more than exercising their legitimate right of
1045 Messag, 1, 5 | While it is impossible to exhaust such a vast matter in this
1046 Messag (34)| protected against overuse., exhaustion resulting from intensive
1047 Messag, 3, 2 | realities which have always existed and still exist. They are
1048 Messag (19)| in the possibilities of expanding personal life, the Socialist
1049 Messag (22)| of culture...."~"Cultural expansion will be one of the tasks
1050 Intro | a mere worker, and even expel him from his own company,
1051 Messag (29)| something by restricting expenditures and invests his savings
1052 1, 7 | control over all company expenses related to salaries, social
1053 Messag, 2, 3 | draws on the socio-economic experience - which we know to
1054 1, 8 | management, or if you are an experienced and sensible worker, we
1055 1, 5 | representatives and of experts whom they may call to their
1056 Messag (40)| contend that everything can be explained by the reasoning process
1057 Messag (11)| which to a great extent explains its influence in the world.
1058 Commun | on the horizon, only one explanatory hypothesis takes shape.
1059 Messag (4) | their instruments of labor, exploit them, oppress them and degrade
1060 Messag (7) | that it implies by way of exploitation and alienation ...
1061 Messag (47)| cooperation on solidarity with the exploited classes" (Program, p. 339).~
1062 Messag, 1, 5 | summary, it seems timely to expose several characteristic
1063 Messag (1) | ones to take the risk of expounding our tenets in black and
1064 Messag (1) | Self-Management"). In this case, the expressions "Socialist Program" and "
1065 Messag, 2, 4 | produces, but those rights extend, via representative organiza
1066 Messag, 4 | and of the inevitable and extensive repercussion of the socialist
1067 Author | the Fifteenth Century to exterminate Christian Civilization and
1068 Messag, 3, 2 | dictory to it, will work to extinguish religions "gradualistically."
1069 Messag, 2, 11 | though it be small, is really extraneous to the self-managing world,
1070 Messag (6) | Program, p. 23).~"This diffuse extreme leftism (which appeared
1071 Messag, 3, 2 | exist. They are realities extrinsic to the self-managing
1072 Messag, 3, 2 | tends to destroy everything extrinsic and contradictory to it,
1073 Messag, 3, 1 | but rather by a social fabric or mechanism comprising
1074 Messag, 3, 1 | established, would be a mere façade behind which the State would
1075 Author | 1977)* - Denounces a new facet of the progressivist onslaught
1076 Messag, 2, 7 | function is permitted and facilitated in every possible way. 20
1077 Messag (26)| their families; ... the facilitation of apartment rental for
1078 1, 7 | the worker community . . . facing the holders of capital " (
1079 Messag, 3, 3 | tion.46~Considering these facts - and there are so many
1080 Messag (36)| rather it will gradually fade away when political power
1081 Messag, 2, 6 | egalitarian wage system that fails to reward the more capable
1082 Messag, 1, 3 | this have happened?~But the failures of the right and the center
1083 Messag (4) | that society itself not fall under the rash and contradictory
1084 Messag (4) | Liberty with another equally fallacious word, Equality. That is,
1085 Messag, 3, 1 | society. It annihilates the family and supplants it. It
1086 Author | the Ufficio Tradizione, Famiglia, Proprieta, and another
1087 Messag (22)| of the means of having a familial, cultural and militant life:~"-
1088 Messag, 4, 1 | Défense de la Tradition, Famille et Propriété~Centro Cultural
1089 Messag (29)| their goods. Regarding this family-related character of property,
1090 Messag, 2, 12 | property - that is, the small family-sized property - stand in a society
1091 Messag, 3, 3 | found through the whole fan of the political chessboard [
1092 Author | movement of the Renaissance the fanatic admiration for Greek and
1093 Messag (4) | even publishing whatever he fancies about Religion. It proclaims
1094 Messag (47)| categorically supporting the "Farabundo Marti National Liberation
1095 Messag (34)| representatives at the farmers, farmworkers, and the local communities, [
1096 Messag (12)| French right, which goes much farther in its rejection of the
1097 Intro | Far-Reaching Message with Even Farther-Reaching Effects~ ~What have been
1098 Messag, 1, 5 | now forms of the SP, the faster and more appropriate its
1099 Messag, 1, 3 | which they recognize as fatal). Their explanation: the
1100 Messag (19)| celibacy, free unions, unwed fatherhood or motherhood, and communities).
1101 Messag, 2, 8 | The average reader becomes favorably impressed and does not realize
1102 1, 7 | series of measures supposedly favoring the workers, such as:~-- "
1103 Author | fighting for a land reform that favors the implantation of communism
1104 Messag (46)| Conversations avec Guy Claisse, Fayard, Paris, 1980, p. 12).~Therefore,
1105 Messag, 2, 3 | equality? Yes: a) The SP fears that immediate implementation
1106 1, 6 | successfully carry out this fearsome and grandiose task [of transforming
1107 Commun | Paulo, February 11, 1982~Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes~ ~
1108 Author | 24 he was elected to the Federal Constituent Assembly by
1109 Author | Casaldaliga, Bishop of Sao Felix do Araguaia. The book also
1110 Messag, 1, 3 | center-right, whose total vote fell from 14,316,724 in the first
1111 Messag | is but a trainbearer and fellow traveler.~ ~ ~
1112 Messag, 4 | countries to address their fellow-countrymen, alerting them to the problems
1113 Messag | Similar effects are now being felt from the unbloody but no
1114 Messag (21)| here again the idea of a 'feminine nature' different front
1115 Messag (21)| 45). ~But the Program's feminism is opposed to recognizing
1116 Messag (21)| socialist without being feminist" (p. 45). ~But the Program'
1117 Messag (21)| considered "the old notion of 'feminity,' hidden under a modernist
1118 Messag (29)| Socialists seek to transfer the goods of private persons
1119 Messag, 4 | presently in varying stages of fermentation in their own countries
1120 Messag (46)| egotistic social class, ferocious when necessary ...~"With
1121 Messag (28)| religious ... Necessary transfers of premises will exclude
1122 Messag, 1, 3 | to mount an orderly but fiery, unyielding and fruitful
1123 Author | currents began to unite in the Fifteenth Century to exterminate Christian
1124 1, 2 | certain types of consumers" ("FifteenTheses," p. 12).~· The SP
1125 Messag (47)| Sandinist Revolution (cf. Le Figaro 6/26/81). This makes it
1126 Author | egalitarian revolution appears the figure of Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
1127 Messag (8) | traditional socialist profile'. . . : ~"-legal appropriation
1128 Messag, 4, 1 | And she, trembling and filled with wonder, will say; '
1129 Messag, 3, 1 | It forms. It levels. It fills one's leisure time. In short,
1130 Messag (36)| USSR, Fundamentos de la Filosofia Marxista, F.V. Konstantinov,
1131 1, 7 | financial plans, investment and financing programs, the plans of the
1132 1, 3 | plan, while leaving the fine tuning of supply and demand
1133 Commun | the thirteen TFPs puts a finger on certain painful wounds
1134 Messag (46)| personalism of Emmanuel Mounier finished giving Christian socialism
1135 Messag, 2, 4 | aristocracy in "republicanized" firms. In "large" corporations
1136 Messag, 4, 1 | of our alliance and go, first-born daughter of the Church,
1137 Messag, 2, 11 | properties (now favored in the fiscal plan) will be ever more
1138 Messag, 2, 9 | individual, regimented and fitted into the self-managing communities
1139 Messag (47)| of France and Mexico a "'flagrant interference, in El Salvador'
1140 Messag, 1, 4 | enthusiasm are beginning to flare up in various nations. If
1141 1, 6 | of course, to those who flatter these impulses to better
1142 Messag, 1, 1 | consequently accustomed to flexibility and daring, as well as to
1143 Messag (29)| Roman Pontiff could open the flood gates to the self-management
1144 Commun | class leading a country flourishing in liberty? Perhaps. In
1145 Messag (46)| sources of socialism may flow towards the same river.
1146 Messag, 3, 3 | cf. "Politique, Eglise et Foi" in Le Centurion, Lourdes,
1147 Messag, 3, 3 | ing with impunity into the fold entrusted by the Holy Ghost
1148 Messag (1) | to permit "every one to follow its application" (Le Programne
1149 Messag (46)| the Sillon movement (cf. footnote 4) so reverently recalled
1150 Messag, 2, 1 | to as the "Program." cf. footnote 1). 6 Upon reading it one
1151 1, 3 | interest and on periodic forecasts. . . As the socialists see
1152 Messag, 3, 2 | laicism. This leads one to foresee that the self-managing
1153 Messag (23)| and even an all-too-often forgotten free time, has never been
1154 Messag (1) | publications intended for the formation of its members or adherents,
1155 Messag (13)| revolution. That is a purely formal discussion, because he who
1156 Messag (43)| at the report, which he formally denied, and affirmed his
1157 | former
1158 Messag (29)| themselves against harsh fortune, in the uncertainties of
1159 Messag (32)| inheritance taxes] on large fortunes, but greatly reduced [taxes]
1160 | forty
1161 Messag, 4 | elections with the object of fostering the choice of a strategy
1162 Intro | Correa de Oliveira, the founder and president of the Brazilian
1163 Messag, 1, 3 | to the disorientation and fragmentation of a considerable portion
1164 Messag, 4, 1 | and Property~Association Française pour la Défense de la Tradition,
1165 Messag (1) | pages, with a preface by FRANÇOIS MITTERRAND, p. 3).~c)Finally,
1166 Messag, 1, 3 | the dynamism and force de frappe indispensable for generating
1167 Messag (4) | which will soon be added fraternity) - this is what they
1168 Messag (45)| achieving a more just and fraternal society not be degraded
1169 Commun | concerns precisely one of those freedoms that the naive most expect
1170 Author | economist Luis Mendonca de Freitas, this book criticized socialist
1171 Commun | the very person of every Frenchman. The Message was published
1172 Messag (23)| 10/81, p.81.) ~"To make Frenchmen once again masters of their
1173 Messag (47)| Nicaraguan cause" and a "friend of the Sandinist revolution"
1174 Messag (47)| hope to "strengthen the friendship between France and Cuba" (
1175 Messag, 2, 8 | establish relationships and friendships.~Gradualistic as always,
1176 Messag (23)| social realities. What frame fro what life" One sees well
1177 Messag (4) | Sillon is not bounded by the frontiers of the country, it extends
1178 Messag (29)| proprietors, thus better fulfilling its social function. This
1179 Messag (36)| when the socialist State fulfills its historical mission,
1180 1, 7 | committees . . . will be fully informed about the principal
1181 Messag (10)| The Socialist Program is fundamentally a cultural program ...
1182 Messag, 2, 8 | not realize that the SP - fundamentally organizing and demanding
1183 Messag (36)| of Science of the USSR, Fundamentos de la Filosofia Marxista,
1184 Messag, 2, 1 | the Paris Commune of 1871. Furthermore, in our century
1185 Messag (29)| desire to provide and to furnish his children, who, in fact
1186 | further
1187 Messag (11)| own work ... sometimes confused struggles, which multiplied
1188 Messag (29)| those who engage in any gainful occupation undertake labor,
1189 Messag (13)| not play the irresponsible game of 'all or nothing' ... (
1190 Messag (10)| radical program for the reorganization of society, even if it has
1191 Messag (26)| There is a considerable gap between their capabilities
1192 Messag (29)| Pontiff could open the flood gates to the self-management advocated
1193 Messag (4) | should not be among men gathered in civil society, on account
1194 Messag (40)| Thc pastoral Constitution Gaudium et Spes contains a quite
1195 Messag, 2, 3 | gradually, and in stages so gauged as to avoid excessive shocks. 13~
1196 Messag (22)| appliances or certain leisure gear... Likewise, a systematic
1197 Messag, 1, 3 | as well as the excitement generated by Mitterrand's victory,
1198 Messag (1) | Déclaration de ploitique généraldu Gounvernement ("Declaration
1199 Messag, 2, 11 | these mental habits; it will generate other habits. So, the "size"
1200 Messag | The historical events thus generated in France encountered and
1201 Messag, 1, 3 | frappe indispensable for generating popular support. These elements
1202 Messag (33)| in one day or even in one generation. It took capitalism centuries
1203 Messag (1) | 80's," as well as to more generically refer to the new socialist
1204 Messag, 3, 3 | contribute "to the dignity and generosity of the debate." 44~This
1205 Messag (27)| generous and aggressive conception
1206 Author | contemporary crisis, its genesis and its consequences. He
1207 Intro | Switzerland: La Tribune de Geneve;~Australia: The Australian (
1208 Messag, 4 | universal problems. The French genius, agile in coming to grips
1209 Author | Translations were published in Argentina, Spain and Colombia.~ ~The
1210 Messag, 3, 1 | only considering what the genuine socialist mirage would
1211 Author | in collaboration with Dom Geraldo de Proenca Sigaud, Archbishop
1212 Author | Whence the revolutionary germ spreads into the Church
1213 Messag | elsewhere, but all of which had germinated in that country with an
1214 Author | socioeconomic field. The germs of utopian socialism, already
1215 1, 3 | kind of answers the workers get, or above all that they
1216 Messag (29)| does so for the purpose of getting the means necessary for
1217 Messag, 3, 3 | fold entrusted by the Holy Ghost to the zeal and vigilance
1218 Author | resources but~enriched with the gift of the Faith, the movement
1219 Messag, 2, 1 | indispensable for preventing more gifted men from setting up for
1220 Messag, 3, 2 | mutilates the rights of Religion:~a) One could say that every
1221 Intro | Il Tempo (Rome) and Il Giornale Nuovo (Milan);~England:
1222 Messag (46)| and three-fourths are for Giscard ... The fact that one out
1223 Messag (23)| le Cadre de vie, by Jean Glavany and Philippe Martin, Club
1224 Intro | Morning News;~Canada: The Globe and Mail (Toronto) and La
1225 Messag (21)| opposed to recognizing and glorifying the qualities of women as
1226 Messag, 4, 1 | thee to kick against the goad, because in thine obstinacy
1227 Messag, 3, 2 | diametrically opposed to the God-given nature of man.~All of this
1228 Intro | Parana (Curitiba), O Popular (Goiania) and Jornal de Santa Catarina (
1229 Author | Italian and Polish. It has gone through 36 editions and
1230 Author | agroreformist aims of the Joao Goulart government. Translations
1231 Messag (1) | Déclaration de ploitique généraldu Gounvernement ("Declaration of the Government'
1232 Messag (4) | his elders in order to be governed and instructed by them,
1233 Messag, 4, 1 | Lady, the Mediatrix of All Graces, to confirm with events
1234 Commun | of the stem, as light and gracious as if it were in a porcelain
1235 Messag (36)| by anyone, rather it will gradually fade away when political
1236 Messag, 2, 10 | through university and postgraduate school. Principals, teachers
1237 Messag (27)| from nurse school through grammar, secondary and professional
1238 Messag (1) | This gave rise to the Programme comun de gouvernement de
1239 Messag (41)| tive is synonymous with grandeur, beauty, profundity and
1240 1, 6 | carry out this fearsome and grandiose task [of transforming society],
1241 Author | government which, while granting Her freedom of worship,
1242 Messag (35)| the individual and easy to grasp (family, shop, school class,
1243 Messag (46)| Are they among the grassroots militants?~"- Yes. But also
1244 Messag (32)| on large fortunes, but greatly reduced [taxes] on small
1245 Messag (4) | all men. Here is human greatness and nobility, the ideal
1246 Messag (47)| National Liberation Front greeted Mitterrand as "a militant
1247 Messag (5) | Laos (1975), Angola (1975), Grenada (1979), and Nicaragua (1979).~
1248 Messag (47)| Resolution of the Congress of Nantes in 1977, in Documentation
1249 Messag (36)| Konstantinov, Editorial Grijalbo, Mexico, 2nd, ed., 1965,
1250 Messag, 4 | genius, agile in coming to grips with problems, lucid in
1251 Messag, 2, 6 | against its limitations and grows in both sharpness and agility
1252 Messag (34)| for their work thanks to guaranteed prices, taking into account
1253 Intro | Quito) and El Universo (Guayaquil); ~Columbia: El Tiempo (
1254 Messag (47)| National Liberation Front, guerrilla organization made up of
1255 Messag (5) | theless, the anti-Communist guerrillas control most of the country.
1256 Messag, 2, 11 | discussion, both of which will guide the voters in their choices.
1257 Messag (47)| self-managing socialism. In guiding our action abroad as well
1258 Messag (4) | precept? And when he became guilty through his disobedience,
1259 Messag (5) | Yemen (1967), Congo (1968), Guyana (1968), Ethiopia (1974),
1260 Messag, 1, 3 | they give up the fight to halt their country's slide down
1261 Commun | company, owner, a sword hanging from a string held by the
1262 Commun | where a Damocles' sword hangs over the head of every publishing
1263 Commun | one can fear, may now be happening in glorious and beloved
1264 Commun | mean just that, they could hardly be more appropriate: They
1265 Commun | socialism and an authentic and harmonious freedom are no different;
1266 Messag (4) | dissolve completely. It is like harmony, composed of the consonance
1267 Messag (21)| liberal discourse . . . that harps on women 's particular aptitude,
1268 Messag, 4 | their own countries may be hastened, or even thrust, to a critical
1269 Commun | met everything: furious hatred, baseless criticisms, inexplicable
1270 Messag, 2, 8 | unregulated, would be the last haven of human freedom in a self-managing
1271 Messag, 3, 2 | self-managing society that clash head-on with its laicism. This leads
1272 Messag, 3, 1 | is, until self-management heads for the final dissolution
1273 Messag, 4, 1 | in a celestial light and hear a voice that repeats to
1274 Commun | the government?~Whatever heat the opposition newspapers
1275 Commun | altogether possible that a heated opposition may not be as
1276 Messag (32)| for the worker's eventual heirs, this modest individual
1277 Messag (47)| ity" and he promised to help Nicaragua "in its difficult
1278 Messag, 2, 1 | the 80's," which we will henceforth refer to as the "Program."
1279 Author | action of Cardinal Silva Henriquez and many bishops and priests
1280 Commun | of these heterogeneous "heraldic" symbols explicit, especially
1281 | Herein
1282 Messag | they think and desire is inherent in the self-managing socialism
1283 Messag (9) | regime" (PIERRE MAUROY, Heriteirs de l'Avenir, Stock, Paris,
1284 | Herself
1285 Commun | make the meaning of these heterogeneous "heraldic" symbols explicit,
1286 Messag (21)| old notion of 'feminity,' hidden under a modernist liberal
1287 Messag (15)| the representative of the hierarchy is all-powerful; his
1288 Messag (7) | away with: let barriers and hierarchies between physical, playful,
1289 Author | of our time, as well as highly-placed businessmen and prominent
1290 1, 7 | veto over "decisions to hire and fire and decisions concerning
1291 1, 7 | measure having to do with hiring, firing, assigning and changing
1292 Messag (9) | have or want to acquire historic status: Here are the enemies
1293 Intro | Vanguardia (Barcelona) and Hoja del Lunes (Madrid, Bilbao,
1294 1, 7 | community . . . facing the holders of capital " (Program, p.
1295 Messag (29)| his thrift more safe, a holding of this kind is certainly
1296 Messag (18)| business undertakings of a hole nation.~ ~
1297 Messag (47)| Mitterrand chose to pay homage, with a luncheon in the
1298 Messag (34)| apud Francois Mitterand - L'homme, les idees, le programme,
1299 Messag (19)| Organization's classification of homosexuality as a mental illness (Le
1300 Messag (43)| action made by Msgr. Jean Honoré, Bishop of Evreux and President
1301 Messag, 2, 9 | existing or planned neighborhoods. Moreover, it will even
1302 Commun | appropriate: They well express the hopes of freedom that "socialism
1303 Intro | Folha de Sâo Paulo; Ultima Hora (Rio Janeiro), A Tarde (
1304 Intro | Estado de Minas (Belo Horizonte), Jornal do Commercio (Recife),
1305 1, 7 | work during one working hour per month " (ibid., p. 33).~·
1306 Messag (19)| especially to ensure that closing hours are obeyed) and the files
1307 Messag (22)| possibility of common use of household utensils, appliances or
1308 Messag (22)| as attractive... as row houses, which are great consumers
1309 Author | the Sorbonne in 1968 was a howling and characteristic preview
1310 Messag, 1, 2 | among leftists of different hues, intellectuals and politicians
1311 Author | as its hierarchy. In the humanist movement of the Renaissance
1312 Messag (46)| and 5/12-15/81, and even L'Humanité, official organ of the Communist
1313 Messag (4) | higher still, to those of humanity (for the horizon of the
1314 Messag (46)| you from every, misery and humiliation. By a natural inclination,
1315 Author | German, Spanish, French, Hungarian, Italian and Polish. It
1316 Messag (9) | employer, one's father, one's husband, one's superior, whether
1317 Messag (29)| given by God to man. It hypertrophies the collective property
1318 Commun | horizon, only one explanatory hypothesis takes shape. As private
1319 Messag (46)| accentuated in the proletariat the rejection of the Church
1320 Messag (4) | translation from The American Catholic Quarterly Review,
1321 Messag (46)| boards" (Francois Mitterrand, Ici et Maintenant - Conversations
1322 Messag (34)| Mitterand - L'homme, les idees, le programme, by Manceron
1323 Messag, 2, 10 | very similar, though not identical, to those of managers and
1324 Messag (47)| The moment it no longer identifies with a universal message,
1325 Messag, 2, 7 | unstable and sterile, lose its identity, and be confounded with
1326 Messag, 4 | Program's predominantly ideologico~imperialistic approach
1327 Messag | aspirations, tendencies and ideologies whose rise marked their
1328 1, 8 | French Revolution, "liberté, igalité, fraternité":~-- "There
1329 Messag, 3, 2 | society. The Program entirely ignores the next life, Revelation,
1330 1, 3 | economic situation and are ill-adapted to prepare for the future.
1331 Messag (19)| homosexuality as a mental illness (Le Monde, June 28 and 29,
1332 Intro | the government is only an illusion. This finding has a
1333 Commun | example seems to adequately illustrate the apprehension that the
1334 Messag, 3, 1 | It annihilates the family and supplants it. It allots
1335 Messag, 2, 10 | students, will have -to all imaginable degrees, and even to an
1336 Messag (4) | group of' stupid men whose imbecility bows to priests (who deceive
1337 Messag (46)| expect the French bishops to imitate the mettle and courage of
1338 Messag, 4, 1 | p. 657).~"In the end my Immaculate Heart will triumph, "Our
1339 Messag, 2, 6 | things work capacity varies immensely from man to man. The overall
1340 Author | descendants of working class immigrants from the most varied origins.~
1341 Author | naturalism, nudism, and immorality in general into the social
1342 Messag (29)| ownership of movable and immovable goods consists. Therefore,
1343 Messag (4) | man in society as being an immutable right of nature itself? ...
1344 1, 3 | amplify at a given moment the impact of the current economic
1345 Commun | bamboo. It is, as it were, an impalpable curtain of silence of the
1346 Messag, 1, 5 | optimistic illusions that may impede and slacken the fight against
1347 Messag, 4 | predominantly ideologico~imperialistic approach to international
1348 Messag (4) | the rash and contradictory impetus of innumerable passions
1349 Messag, 2, 1 | left in history marks of impiety, madness and blood that
1350 Messag, 2, 4 | Self-management is the implementation of the principles and
1351 Messag, 3, 2 | that society conceives and implements regarding the economy, social
1352 Messag (29)| doctrinal and practical implications are laid out.~More often
1353 Messag, 2, 2 | egalitarian goal, they say or imply that they would like to
1354 Intro | many observers, played an important role in enlightening
1355 Commun | that is contradictory and impracticable in the self-managing pro
1356 Author | tradition still powerfully impregnates the laws, institutions and
1357 Messag, 2, 8 | reader becomes favorably impressed and does not realize that
1358 Messag (22)| more communitarian and to improve the conditions of collective
1359 Messag (13)| he who accepts temporary improvements in the condition of the
1360 Intro | and El Mundo (Caracas), El Impulso (Barquisimeto) and Panorama (
1361 Messag, 3, 3 | has been penetrating with impunity into the fold entrusted
1362 Messag (43)| Educational World, appear rather inadequate. He said that the Catholic
1363 Messag (23)| an end to one of the most inadmissible segregations: The cities...
1364 Author | an irenic dialogue, are inadvertently transformed into communists.
1365 Messag (29)| goods consists. Therefore, inasmuch as the Socialists seek to
1366 Messag (11)| the political democracy inaugurated by the bourgeois de robe
1367 Messag (47)| 13/81).~On the day of his inauguration, Mitterrand chose to pay
1368 Messag (40)| Documents, Scholarly Resources, Inc., Wilmington, Del. 1975,
1369 Messag (29)| II, for they would have incalculable consequences in the religious
1370 Messag, 2, 6 | and stimulated by other incentives (cf. Program, p. 173). What
1371 Commun | Damocles under the sword.~Incidentally, it is altogether possible
1372 Messag (46)| humiliation. By a natural inclination, a majority of the socialists
1373 Messag, 2, 1 | various parts of the world, including the explosion of the
1374 Commun | the most common sources of income both for this publishing
1375 Commun | Message warning of the incompatibility between the perennial principles
1376 Messag (29)| hope and the opportunity of increasing their property and of
1377 Messag, 2, 6 | by replacing it with an increasingly egalitarian wage system
1378 1, 7 | such as:~-- "Contracts of indefinite duration which will be the
1379 Messag, 3, 2 | which the SP holds to be indefinitely malleable, can be molded
1380 Intro | company, the newspaper-owner's independence from the government is only
1381 Messag (15)| Whether the employer is an independent industrialist or a high
1382 Messag, 2, 4 | large" corporations the individual proprietor disappears
1383 Author | communism. Four editions.~ ~Indian Tribalism, the Communist
1384 Messag, 1, 3 | its victory by no means indicates any increase in the socialist
1385 1, 3 | dialogue between the producers indicating their technical and financial
1386 Messag (29)| declined to deduce, directly or indirectly, from the labor contract
1387 Messag, 1, 3 | dynamism and force de frappe indispensable for generating popular
1388 Messag, 2, 1 | limit, namely, whatever is indispensable for preventing more gifted
1389 Messag (29)| shown to be bestowed on individual persons by nature, must
1390 Messag (29)| Thus, what he acquires individually with the fruit of his work
1391 Messag, 2, 6 | production necessarily drops, and indolence and misery prevail in all
1392 Messag, 1, 3 | who, with a sometimes indolent or thoughtless tranquility,
1393 Messag, 2, 3 | kindness, compassion or indulgence for a defeated adversary,
1394 Messag (15)| employer is an independent industrialist or a high ranking government
1395 1, 3 | there the initiative Of industrialists and the spirit of enterprise
1396 Messag (29)| first occupation and by industry, or, as it is called, specification.
1397 Messag (8) | societies continue to be inegalitarian ... The social division
1398 Messag, 4 | the French SP and of the inevitable and extensive repercussion
1399 Messag (46)| these Catholics is entirely inexplicable. Finally, we must
1400 Messag, 1, 2 | accepts. And the complete and inexorable application of this
1401 Messag (24)| child care centers accepting infants from birth to six years
1402 Messag, 2, 6 | necessarily leads to a production inferior to the sum of a country'
1403 Messag, 1, 3 | to vote because of party infighting, or simply to spend election
1404 Author | progressivist and leftist infiltration in Catholic Action. The
1405 Messag (33)| value of savings to thc inflation rate, developing rental
1406 Messag, 3, 1 | in culture and art, and influencing even the arrangement
1407 Messag (23)| planning... We will give the inhabitants full powers over their own
1408 Messag, 3, 1 | the robotized worker will inhale even in the air he breathes.~ ~
1409 Messag (8) | State apparatus ... are inherent to the very relations of
1410 Commun | right of property, which inheres by nature in every individual.
1411 Messag (11)| consider as ours, by right of inheritance, the heritage of the
1412 Messag (29)| their parents, naturally inherit their goods. Regarding this
1413 Messag (32)| that the Program imposes on inheritances.~"The question of inheritance ...
1414 Author | shaken this cliche. Formed initially in Sâo Paulo, the "New York
1415 Messag (25)| collectivities [sic] must liberate initiatives and permit after free discussion.
1416 Messag (45)| structural mechanisms of injustice and inequality. We must
1417 Messag (4) | conspiracy against man's innate liberty." And he went on: "
1418 1, 7 | 242).~-- Technological innovations must not be an occasion
1419 Messag (29)| canonical consequences would be innumerable.~As Chapter II of
1420 Messag (40)| are also those who never inquire about God; religion never
1421 Messag (4) | could think of anything more insane than to establish such equality
1422 Messag (4) | words of the Encyclical Inscrutabilc Divinae Sapientiae of December
1423 1, 7 | all cases from the labor inspector, under pain of civil and
1424 Messag (19)| homosexuals (consisting of inspectors in charge of controlling
1425 Messag, 2, 1 | several, even to the extent of inspiring events such as the Revolution
1426 Messag (34)| and a maximum [number] of installations" (apud Francois Mitterand -
1427 Messag, 3, 1 | leisure time. In short, it installs itself in the mind of the
1428 Messag (13)| upheaval. There is neither instantaneous upheaval nor a quick
1429 Commun | elections. Such is the case, for instance, when it focuses on how
1430 Messag (13)| revolution that would be an instantaneous upheaval. There is
1431 Messag, 2, 6 | proportional to society.~Socialism instills discouragement in every
1432 Messag (21)| aptitude, the strength of their instinct, the richness of their interior
1433 Messag, 2, 6 | continuous, powerful and fruitful instinctive movement, to provide first
1434 Author | proclamation of the freedom of all instincts. The rebellion of the Sorbonne
1435 Messag (29)| private, even though this be instituted - to a large degree imposed -
1436 Messag (4) | order to be governed and instructed by them, and to order his
1437 Messag (34)| guarantee of the land - An instrument of work, the land will be
1438 Messag, 2, 6 | drops and becomes weak and insufficient, as so obviously happens
1439 Intro | sometimes couched it in insulting terms and almost always
1440 Author | had remained more or less intact, the socioeconomic field.
1441 Messag (36)| social functions; 3) the integration of all citizens into
1442 1, 2 | which will then be gradually integrated into the self-managing regime.~·
1443 Messag (28)| in view of their eventual integration" ("Common Program - Proposals
1444 Messag (4) | away from their domination: intellectual emancipation. The leveling
1445 Messag, 2, 10 | socialist formation of the intellect will be subject to the State. 27 ~
1446 Messag, 2, 6 | self-preservation is at stake, the human intelligence fights more easily against
1447 Messag, 2, 11 | managing State does not intend to eliminate small properties
1448 Messag, 2, 2 | inequalities. It further intends to resolutely move today'
1449 Messag (34)| exhaustion resulting from intensive cultivation, and the abuse
1450 Messag (47)| pole of attraction of a new internationalism, (Program, p. 164).~"A country
1451 Author | use sophistry, political intrigue and economic pressure to
1452 Author | art became a pretext to introduce naturalism, nudism, and
1453 Intro | Introduction~On December 9, 1981, a striking
1454 Commun | businesses and private schools, invading the family to organize children
1455 Messag (14)| self-management program is the inversion of the logic that up until
1456 Messag (40)| admit only such methods of investigation as would make it seem quite
1457 1, 7 | economic and financial plans, investment and financing programs,
1458 Messag (29)| restricting expenditures and invests his savings in a piece of
1459 Messag, 2, 10 | contend that everyone is invited to participate in it. So
1460 Author | book: It is an ideal that invites modern man to completely
1461 Commun | publication particularly inviting. So, the refusal is con
1462 Messag (29)| they are: "Abyssus abyssum invocat" - "Deep calls unto deep," (
1463 Messag (23)| their daily lives is also to involve them in the building and
1464 Messag (34)| by the different parties involved, farmers, local communities,
1465 Messag (9) | end of capitalism would ipso facto entail the establishment
1466 Intro | papers in Germany, two in Ireland, one in Austria, two in
1467 Author | many Catholics, through an irenic dialogue, are inadvertently
1468 Messag, 2, 11 | considering the logic of its iron-fisted egalitarianism, that the
1469 Messag (13)| policy . They do not play the irresponsible game of 'all or nothing' ... (
1470 Messag, 1, 3 | right, the situation is not irreversible; the SP's victory of 1981
1471 Messag, 2, 10 | uncertain degree, if at all. 28 ~Isn't this educational network
1472 Messag (47)| personal assistant of Prime Minister Mauroy and the man in charge
1473 Messag, 2, 3 | nationalization so characteristic of old-fashioned communism
1474 Messag (1) | in them the French socialists present the perspective
1475 Messag (9) | contested, if not discredited. In the eyes of the Socialist
1476 1, 2 | so that "the nalional[ized] corporations will have . . .
1477 Messag (29)| from The Catholic Mind, Jan. 1953.~From this standpoint,
1478 Messag (1) | Manifesto of Créteil, of January 24, 1981, as well as
1479 Messag (43)| emphatically reaffirmed by Msgr. Jean-Marie Lustiger, the new Archbishop
1480 Messag (43)| Action organization (the JEC, Catholic Student Youth)
1481 Author | Colegio Sao Luis run by the Jesuit Fathers of S. Paulo, and
1482 Intro | Family and Property (TFP) jointly addressed the public of
1483 Messag (2) | General of the SP, Lionel Jospin, one and a half million
1484 Author | writer, university professor, journalist and orator.~Plinio Correa
1485 Commun | the very nature of these journalistic enterprises as such.~ ~***~
1486 Messag, 4, 1 | Christian Civilization ~Jovenes Bolivianos pro Civilizacion
1487 Messag (46)| Furthermore, as the Program joyfully notes, Catholics not only
1488 Messag, 4 | countries other than France, judge that they should publish
1489 Messag (1) | the National Assembly of July 8th. In this Declaration
1490 Messag (13)| transitional measures and jumps right into complete socialism.
1491 Messag, 4 | shown in numerous historical junctures that it knows how
1492 Commun | their situation is, de jure, that of Damocles under
1493 Commun | especially when they are juxtaposed in this way. Do they symbolize
1494 Messag (29)| September 14, 1952, to the Katholikentag of Vienna:~"It is for this
1495 Messag, 2, 12 | productivity, organized markets, restoration of the farmer'
1496 Messag, 4, 1 | persecutest. It is hard to thee to kick against the goad, because
1497 Messag, 2, 3 | equality is not the result of kindness, compassion or indulgence
1498 Messag (42)| our view there could be no knowledge constituted once and
1499 Messag (36)| Filosofia Marxista, F.V. Konstantinov, Editorial Grijalbo, Mexico,
1500 Messag (5) | been implanted in: North Korea (1945), North Vietnam (1945),
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