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 1    2,   3|          hearts, or suffering from social injustice, and finally sinners.
 2    3,   4|           God. This experience was social and communal, as well as
 3    3,   4|            people. ~In this broad "social" context, mercy appears
 4    6,  10|          technology and in that of social and cultural life. Man has
 5    6,  10|           knowledge of the laws of social behavior. He has seen the
 6    6,  10|      biological, psychological and social science will help man to
 7    6,  10|           is a host of discords in social life."109 ~Towards the end
 8    6,  12| relationships between individuals, social groups and "classes," between
 9    6,  12|           by the field of Catholic social doctrine, greatly developed
10    7,  14| difficulties of a psychological or social nature: it is a question,
11    7,  14|          to free interpersonal and social relationships from mercy
12    7,  14|        efforts in the cultural and social fields as well as in the
13    7,  14|       setting of interpersonal and social relationships, not merely
14    8,  15|        family, every nation, every social group, for young people,