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 1 Bles      |        family. And work means any activity by man, whether manual or
 2 Bles      | circumstances; it means any human activity that can and must be recognized
 3 Bles      |          rest of creatures, whose activity for sustaining their lives
 4   1,    2 |    tradition of this teaching and activity. At the same time, however,
 5   1,    2 |   individual Episcopates, and the activity of the various centres of
 6   2,    4 |      indirectly indicate it as an activity for man to carry out in
 7   2,    4 |      understood as a "transitive" activity, that is to say an activity
 8   2,    4 |       activity, that is to say an activity beginning in the human subject
 9   2,    4 |      which, through the conscious activity of man, can be discovered
10   2,    5 |         primary field of economic activity and an indispensable factor
11   2,    6 |       very demanding one - of his activity, this purpose does not possess
12   2,    7 |    concrete circumstances, of the activity of workers' associations
13   3,   11 |           and with man's rational activity. In the normal course of
14   3,   11 |         or scientific and social, activity to the problems of work.
15   3,   13 |           and the personal (man's activity, moral values and such matters)
16   4,   20 |        vessels", and every social activity directed towards safeguarding
17   4,   20 |     system. ~In this sense, union activity undoubtedly enters the field
18   4,   20 |          subject of the work. The activity of union organizations opens
19   4,   20 |          developing this field of activity. It is always to be hoped
20   4,   22 |         can be given a productive activity suited to them. Many practical
21   5,   25 |          Work as a Sharing in the Activity of the Creator ~As the Second
22   5,   25 |  considered in itself, such human activity accords with God's will.
23   5,   25 |         shares by his work in the activity of the Creator and that,
24   5,   25 |         continues to develop that activity, and perfects it as he advances
25   5,   25 |       Genesis, where the creation activity itself is presented in the
26   5,   25 |          present his own creative activity under the form of work and
27   5,   25 |       form of work and rest. This activity by God in the world always
28   5,   25 |          a participation in God's activity ought to permeate, as the
29   5,   25 |        God. Even by their secular activity they must assist one another
30   5,   25 |      fields and by their personal activity, elevated from within by
31   5,   26 |           man participates in the activity of God himself, his Creator,
32   5,   26 |           Council: "Just as human activity proceeds from man, so it
33   5,   26 |          Hence, the norm of human activity is this: that in accord
34   5,   27 |           turn every day86 in the activity that he is called upon to
35   5,   27 |           only "the fruits of our activity" but also "human dignity,