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Ioannes Paulus PP. II
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501 1, 1 | fresh hopes, but also fresh fears and threats, connected with 502 5, 27 | fourteenth day of September, the Feast of the Triumph of the Cross, 503 5, 25 | neglect the welfare of their fellows. They are, rather, more 504 2, 7 | tensions making themselves felt in the world not only between 505 | few 506 2, 8 | service, a proof of her fidelity to Christ, so that she can 507 2, 4 | fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it"10, 508 3, 11 | course of events this reality fills human life and strongly 509 4, 18 | aspect of its objective finality and in the aspect of the 510 4, 23 | become an opportunity for financial or social exploitation. 511 4, 17 | semimanufactured goods, or finished industrial products. These 512 2, 8 | even hunger. The Church is firmly committed to this cause, 513 5, 26 | work of harvesters68 or fishermen69. He refers to the work 514 4, 19 | sector of life. But it is fitting that they should be able 515 4, 17 | conditioned, the direct employer fixes working conditions below 516 2, 8 | of society, have allowed flagrant injustices to persist or 517 5, 27 | which the world and the flesh inflict upon those who pursue 518 5, 25 | God's greatness and the flowering of his own mysterious design. 519 5, 24 | action, an actus personae, it follows that the whole person, body 520 2, 7 | merchandise", or as an impersonal "force" needed for production ( 521 5, 27 | able to give some kind of foreshadowing of the new age. Earthly 522 4, 20 | Furthermore it must never be forgotten that, when essential community 523 | former 524 3, 14 | going back to the arguments formulated in a much older tradition, 525 2, 5 | telecommunications and so forth, shows how vast is the role 526 3, 11 | of work. One organization fostering such initiatives on the 527 2, 10 | work. Work constitutes a foundation for the formation of family 528 3, 15 | accept that for certain well founded reasons exceptions can be 529 5, 26 | apply these words to today's foundry-workers - the potter48, the farmer49, 530 5, 27 | Castel Gandolfo, on the fourteenth day of September, the Feast 531 2, 4 | the first place as that fragment of the visible universe 532 2, 8 | Magisterium, it must be frankly recognized that the reaction 533 5, 25 | reserves for his servants and friends36. ~Awareness that man's 534 5, 24 | world and to deepen their friendship with Christ in their lives 535 5, 27 | labour that not only "the fruits of our activity" but also " 536 4, 18 | development of the community sadly frustrated. The obligation to provide 537 5, 26 | proclaimed but first and foremost fulfilled by his deeds the "gospel", 538 2, 9 | needs, but he also achieves fulfilment as a human being and indeed, 539 4, 22 | society, but that they are full-scale subjects of work, useful, 540 1, 2 | shows in an even deeper and fuller way the meaning of the previous 541 4, 22 | only those who are fully functional. To do so would be to practise 542 2, 9 | workers at their blast - furnaces, to those who work in builders' 543 4, 19 | spouse having to take up gainful employment outside the home - 544 5, 26(73)| their keep: 1 Cor 9:6-14; Gal 6:6; 2 Thess 3:9; cf. Lk 545 5, 27 | definitively. ~Given at Castel Gandolfo, on the fourteenth day of 546 4, 17 | between national incomes. The gap between most of the richest 547 5, 26 | external riches which can be garnered ... Hence, the norm of human 548 1, 3 | is not merely in order to gather together and repeat what 549 4, 23 | various kinds. Above all it generally constitutes a loss for the 550 5, 26 | teachings of the Apostle of the Gentiles obviously have key importance 551 5, 26 | should harmonize with the genuine good of the human race, 552 1, 2 | in its various aspects of geography, culture and civilization, 553 5, 26 | saying, 'Where did this man get all this? What is the wisdom 554 2, 4 | ways, takes part in the giant process whereby man "subdues 555 3, 12 | the result of work. ~This gigantic and powerful instrument - 556 3, 13 | it is dependence on the Giver of all the resources of 557 5, 27 | concluding these reflections, I gladly impart the Apostolic Blessing 558 5, 27 | Christ, we always find a glimmer of new life, of the new 559 2, 8 | working conditions of man globally, but it has also revealed 560 4, 19 | or hinders these primary goals of the mission of a mother26. ~ 561 3, 14 | presented here has certainly gone beyond its initial phase, 562 5, 25 | that it contains, and to govern the world with justice and 563 2, 5 | many kinds, for States and governments, for systems and international 564 4, 20 | struggle which inevitably governs social life. They are indeed 565 5, 25 | elevated from within by the grace of Christ, let them work 566 3, 12 | ones - it is man that has gradually developed them: man's experience 567 2, 9 | those who bear the burden of grave responsibility for decisions 568 Bles | Dear Sons and Daughters, ~Greetings and apostolic Blessing~THROUGH 569 4, 20 | point: the modern unions grew up from the struggle of 570 3, 12 | the course of time we have grown accustomed to calling capital. 571 5, 27 | cultivating this one. For here grows the body of a new human 572 4, 16 | organizations and increasingly guaranteed by the individual States 573 3, 11 | political parties follow the guidance of Marxist ideology aim 574 1, 1 | violated, and to help to guide the above-mentioned changes 575 4, 18 | in accordance with the guidelines of Paul VI's Encyclical 576 3, 12 | my starting point, is the guiding thread of this document, 577 2, 9 | for virtue, as a moral habit, is something whereby man 578 4, 21 | unemployment. Long days of hard physical work are paid miserably. 579 4, 19 | processes which are not harmful to the workers' physical 580 5, 26 | plan and will, it should harmonize with the genuine good of 581 5, 26 | apostolate to the manual work of harvesters68 or fishermen69. He refers 582 4, 19 | single salary given to the head of the family for his work, 583 2, 9 | original covenant with God, heard the words: "In the sweat 584 2, 4 | God.... male and female"9, hears the words: "Be fruitful 585 5, 26 | Whatever your task, work heartly, as serving the Lord and 586 5, 27 | announcement of "the new heavens and the new earth"88 in 587 2, 8 | vengeance13 and that weighed heavily upon workers in that period 588 2, 9 | words refer to the sometimes heavy toil that from then onwards 589 4, 16 | member, since he is the heir to the work of generations 590 4, 22 | their rights, they should be helped to participate in the life 591 5, 26 | the Apostle does not hesitate to say in the same context: " 592 4, 22 | various obstacles. Without hiding the fact that this is a 593 1, 3 | It is rather in order to highlight - perhaps more than has 594 1, 2 | question was especially highlighted as the centre of this issue, 595 4, 19 | politics. It is a matter of highlighting the deontological and moral 596 4, 19 | family when it contradicts or hinders these primary goals of the 597 2, 5 | science and technology. Historically speaking, this, taken as 598 4, 20 | social teaching does not hold that unions are no more 599 3, 11 | entrepreneurs, owners or holders of the means of production, 600 3, 15 | personalist argument still holds good both on the level of 601 4, 19 | period of rest, namely the holiday or vacation taken once a 602 5, 25 | assist one another to live holier lives. In this way the world 603 5, 25 | the world with justice and holiness; a mandate to relate himself 604 2, 9 | responsibility for their homes and the upbringing of their 605 3, 14 | pursuing their specific aims in honest collaboration with each 606 1, 1 | there are always fresh hopes, but also fresh fears and 607 1, 2 | Church's teaching widens its horizon to take in the whole world. 608 5, 27 | is only after my stay in hospital that I have been able to 609 5, 25 | himself in his "Father's house"34. Therefore man's work 610 5, 26 | doctor59, the sower60, the householder61, the servant62, the steward63, 611 5, 26 | brotherhood, and a more humane ordering of social relationships 612 3, 13 | consistent image, one that is humanistic as well as theological. 613 3, 12 | needs (and thus in a sense humanizes them), it must immediately 614 1, 2 | to which, for almost a hundred years, since the publication 615 2, 10 | combines his deepest human identity with membership of a nation, 616 3, 11 | According to the principal ideologists and leaders of this broad 617 5, 26 | that some "are living in idleness ... not doing any work"75, 618 4, 20 | and it is impossible to ignore it. ~Just efforts to secure 619 3, 13 | served by the means, was ignored. It was this practical error 620 3 | III. CONFLICT BETWEEN LABOUR 621 5, 26 | On the basis of these illuminations emanating from the Source 622 5, 27 | of it, that is profoundly imbued with the spirituality based 623 3, 13 | goods based on the greater immediate attractiveness of what is 624 4, 23 | criteria should be applied to immigrant workers as to all other 625 2, 9 | decisions that will have a vast impact on society. It is familiar 626 5, 27 | these reflections, I gladly impart the Apostolic Blessing to 627 5, 25 | building up the world, or impelled to neglect the welfare of 628 2, 8 | reaction and caused the impetuous emergence of a great burst 629 4, 22 | connected with work, one full of implications: the question of disabled 630 4, 17 | expression, for instance, in the import and export process, that 631 3, 13 | economism had a decisive importancefor the fundamental issue of 632 4, 20 | account the limitations imposed by the general economic 633 2, 5 | work, and in many cases improves their quality. However, 634 3, 13 | its dialectical form, is incapable of providing sufficient 635 2, 10 | great historical and social incarnation of the work of all generations. 636 2, 5 | personal satisfaction and the incentive to creativity and responsibility, 637 4, 17 | disproportion between national incomes. The gap between most of 638 3, 13 | we owe the perfected and increased possibilities of our own 639 3, 13 | sometimes after a long period of incubation in practical living. The 640 3, 14 | World and the various new independent countries that have arisen, 641 2, 4 | any doubt they indirectly indicate it as an activity for man 642 3, 12 | This affirmation, already indicated as my starting point, is 643 1, 2 | making them, according to the indication in the Gospel, in order 644 5, 27 | one hand this confirms the indispensability of the Cross in the spirituality 645 2, 4 | remains necessarily and indissolubly linked with the fact that 646 4, 21 | the spread of a certain individualism, and also objectively unjust 647 2, 5 | what are called service industries, and also in the sphere 648 1, 2 | also the world sphere of inequality and injustice, and as a 649 2, 9 | up to a certain point, is inevitable), but especially through 650 5, 27 | the world and the flesh inflict upon those who pursue peace 651 3, 13 | it seems that economism influenced this non-humanistic way 652 3, 11 | between the small but highly influential group of entrepreneurs, 653 4, 21 | the right to work can be infringed when the farm workers are 654 2, 4 | visible universe that man inhabits. By extension, however, 655 4, 18 | universal respect for the rights inherent in work in conformity with 656 3, 13 | work he enters into two inheritances: the inheritance of what 657 1, 3 | traditional patrimony was then inherited and developed by the teaching 658 4, 19 | possible for a mother - without inhibiting her freedom, without psychological 659 3, 14 | certainly gone beyond its initial phase, but it is still taking 660 2, 9 | work, often in danger of injury or death. It is likewise 661 4, 22 | subjects with corresponding innate, sacred and inviolable rights, 662 5, 24 | properly assimilated: an inner effort on the part of the 663 1, 1 | precisely because of the inscrutable mystery of Redemption in 664 3, 15 | way. Labour is in a sense inseparable from capital; in no way 665 3, 13 | it shows that they are inseparably linked. Working at any workbench, 666 3, 11 | work outlined above draws inspiration from the texts at the beginning 667 3, 14 | by the political systems inspired by it. In the latter case, 668 2, 5 | also a fact that, in some instances, technology can cease to 669 4, 20 | including their efforts to instruct and educate the workers 670 4, 18 | by a suitable system of instruction and education, aimed first 671 5, 26 | any of you"73. Hence his instructions, in the form of exhortation 672 3, 12 | remains a mere instrument or instrumental cause. This principle is 673 4, 19 | right to a pension and to insurance for old age and in case 674 4, 19 | health or to their moral integrity. ~ 675 2, 8 | labour. This unemployment of intellectuals occurs or increases when 676 3, 13 | others"21. Guided both by our intelligence and by the faith that draws 677 2, 8 | groups of the working " intelligentsia", especially when ever wider 678 3, 11 | of these considerations I intend to return in greater detail 679 2, 10 | membership of a nation, and intends his work also to increase 680 2, 7 | field of international and intercontinental relationships, particularly 681 Bles | And this mark decides its interior characteristics; in a sense 682 3, 13 | accustomed to call capital are intermingled; it shows that they are 683 3, 11 | families. ~This conflict, interpreted by some as a socioeconomic 684 2, 6 | range of problems known intimately and in detail to scholars 685 1, 1 | limited and that it is being intolerably polluted, and the emergence 686 3, 13 | and in the sense of being intrinsically true and also morally legitimate, 687 2, 6 | work but at the same time introduces us to an understanding of 688 3, 12 | the work of the people who invented those instruments, who planned 689 4, 22 | corresponding innate, sacred and inviolable rights, and, in spite of 690 1, 1 | They will very probably involve a reduction or a less rapid 691 2, 8 | ethically and socially dangerous irregularities creep in, and to what extent.~ 692 4, 19 | women as mothers have an irreplaceable role. ~Besides wages, various 693 3, 14 | the means of production. Isolating these means as a separate 694 1, 2 | documents of the Magisterium issued by the Popes and by the 695 4 | IV. RIGHTS OF WORKERS~ 696 2, 8(13)| Dt 24:15; Jas 5:4; and also Gen 4:10~ 697 3, 14 | significance23: proposals for joint ownership of the means of 698 4, 18 | regard to plans for action jointly decided on, that is to say, 699 5, 26 | of work, a craftsman like Joseph of Nazareth41. And if we 700 2, 7 | for a new way of thinking, judging and acting. In the modern 701 3, 11 | must be the basis for the judgments and decisions being made 702 2, 9 | fact in no way alters our justifiable anxiety that in work, whereby 703 2, 8 | rapid industrialization was justified from the point of view of 704 3, 13 | two production factors juxtaposed in the same "economistic" 705 4, 17 | these influences must be kept in mind. A policy is correct 706 5, 24 | mission as Priest, Prophet and King, as the Second Vatican Council 707 5, 26(52)| Cf. Gen 11:3; 2 Kings 12:12-13; 22:5-6~ 708 5, 26 | serving the Lord and not men, knowing that from the Lord you will 709 2, 7 | explained below. Everybody knows that capitalism has a definite 710 3, 12 | ones: machines, factories, laboratories, and computers. Thus everything 711 [Title] | Laborem exercens~ 712 2, 9 | sometimes exceptionally laborious conditions. It is familiar 713 5, 25 | the centuries, men have laboured to better the circumstances 714 5, 26 | fisherman64, the merchant65, the labourer66. He also speaks of the 715 3, 11 | multitude of people who lacked these means and who shared 716 4, 21 | are exploited by the big landowners, without any hope of ever 717 4, 23 | very often by a different language. In this case, it is the 718 4, 17 | economic systems which on a larger or smaller scale are guided 719 3, 11 | has taken shape in this latest period, the one marked and 720 4, 20 | of the strike weapon can lead to the paralysis of the 721 3, 11 | principal ideologists and leaders of this broad international 722 3, 12 | man comes up against the leading role of the gift made by " 723 5, 25 | Constitution Lumen Gentium, "must learn the deepest meaning and 724 5, 26 | develops himself as well. He learns much, he cultivates his 725 4, 23 | and the country which he leaves. In this area much depends 726 3, 11 | either by the competent legislative institutions in the various 727 2, 6 | people do can have greater or lesser objective value, let us 728 1, 2 | that are not call for a levelling out and for a search for 729 2, 8 | affairs was favoured by the liberal socio-political system, 730 2, 9 | the moral obligation to link industriousness as a virtue 731 1, 2 | Churches. It is difficult to list here in detail all the manifestations 732 5, 26 | at whom many of his first listeners in Nazareth "were astonished, 733 5, 27 | Let the Christian who listens to the word of the living 734 3, 11 | known both from the vast literature on the subject and by experience. 735 5, 26 | Nazareth, finds a particularly lively echo in the teaching of 736 4, 19 | least Sunday, and also a longer period of rest, namely the 737 5, 27 | strengthens those noble longings too, by which the human 738 4, 19 | worthwhile taking a closer look at these rights, which in 739 3, 14 | members of each body would be looked upon and treated as persons 740 5, 26 | can indeed be said that he looks with love upon human work 741 4, 20 | a situation they easily lose contact with their specific 742 5, 27 | gains the whole world and loses himself (cf. Lk 9: 25), 743 5, 27 | the possibility of sharing lovingly in the work that Christ 744 2, 8 | unemployment, or because a low value is put on work and 745 2, 9 | should not experience a lowering of his own dignity20. Again, 746 3, 12 | modern and complex ones: machines, factories, laboratories, 747 4, 16 | requires work in order to be maintained and developed. Man must 748 4, 19 | practical means whereby the vast majority of people can have access 749 4, 20 | or in the way these are managed. Social and socioeconomic 750 1, 2 | list here in detail all the manifestations of the commitment of the 751 4, 16 | every working subject is manifested. ~For when we speak of the 752 2, 4 | sometimes in an archaic way of manifesting thought - the fundamental 753 2, 6 | throughout the process man manifests himself and confirms himself 754 4, 18 | society and of the whole of mankind. The organization of human 755 4, 19 | the goods of nature and manufactured goods. Both kinds of goods 756 4, 19 | working environment and to manufacturing processes which are not 757 1, 3 | sphere of the complex and many-sided social question - the question 758 5, 27 | toil connected with work marks the way of human life on 759 3, 11 | based on the philosophy of Marx and Engels, sees in class 760 4, 21 | the phenomenon of their mass exodus from the countryside 761 4, 18 | possibilities of labour should be matched by a suitable system of 762 3, 13 | activity, moral values and such matters) in a position of subordination 763 5, 25 | of work should show the maturity called for by the tensions 764 4, 23 | value of work should be measured by the same standard and 765 2, 5 | almost his enemy, as when the mechanization of work "supplants" him, 766 2, 5 | in the age of ever more mechanized "work", the proper subject 767 4, 20 | sense, unions go back to the mediaeval guilds of artisans, insofar 768 4, 19 | accidents at work, demand that medical assistance should be easily 769 2, 6 | the biblical text being meditated upon here refers not only 770 4, 18 | subsistence. ~In order to meet the danger of unemployment 771 2, 10 | deepest human identity with membership of a nation, and intends 772 5, 26 | the fisherman64, the merchant65, the labourer66. He also 773 2, 6 | of values rates it as the merest "service", as the most monotonous 774 3, 11 | creative, educational and meritorious character of man's work 775 4, 20 | corresponds to the needs and merits of working people associated 776 2, 4 | with the aid of the many methods of scientific knowledge, 777 2, 5 | the electronics and the microprocessor technology in recent years.~ 778 | might 779 2, 8 | countries where the main working milieu continues to be agriculture 780 2, 5 | products of agriculture, or the mineral or chemical resources - 781 2, 9 | also to those who work in mines and quarries, to steel - 782 2, 5 | especially in the fields of miniaturization, communications and telecommunications 783 4, 17 | individual States there are ministries or public departments and 784 4, 21 | hard physical work are paid miserably. Land which could be cultivated 785 5, 26(73)| Saint Paul recognizes that missionaries have a right to their keep: 786 5, 25 | of their lives through a monumental amount of individual and 787 5, 25 | constitutes the most profound motive for undertaking it in various 788 4, 23 | native land for various motives - and also the right to 789 3, 15 | a cog in a huge machine moved from above, that he is for 790 3, 11 | this broad international movement, the purpose of this programme 791 4, 17 | companies referred to as multinational or transnational), fix the 792 2, 5 | at the same time, this multiplicity of the process of "subduing 793 2, 4 | words: "Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and 794 3, 11 | production, and the broader multitude of people who lacked these 795 4, 18 | under-employed and countless multitudes of people suffering from 796 5, 26 | sailor51, the builder52, the musician53, the shepherd54, and the 797 2, 10 | linked to one another and are mutually complementary in various 798 5, 25 | the flowering of his own mysterious design. For the greater 799 2, 8 | especially to those engaged in narrowly specialized, monotonous 800 4, 23 | according to the difference in nationality, religion or race. For even 801 1, 3 | the question of human work naturally appears many times. This 802 4, 19 | societies women work in nearly every sector of life. But 803 5, 25 | the world, or impelled to neglect the welfare of their fellows. 804 2, 8 | changes. Various forms of neo - capitalism or collectivism 805 4, 17 | draw attention to the whole network of influences that condition 806 | next 807 5, 26 | toil and labour we worked night and day, that we might not 808 2, 9 | nurses, who spend days and nights at their patients' bedside. 809 2, 7 | in the first half of the nineteenth century. Since then, explicit 810 2, 9 | whereby matter gains in nobility, man himself should not 811 5, 27 | purifies, and strengthens those noble longings too, by which the 812 3, 13 | economism influenced this non-humanistic way of stating the issue 813 | none 814 5, 26 | garnered ... Hence, the norm of human activity is this: 815 2, 10 | of subsistence which man normally gains through work. Work 816 2, 7 | and West but also between North and South. Both John XXIII 817 5, 26 | Thessalonians74. In fact, noting that some "are living in 818 5, 27 | and on earth, Christ is nòw at work in people's hearts 819 4, 18 | remain unused, there are huge numbers of people who are unemployed 820 2, 9 | familiar to doctors and nurses, who spend days and nights 821 5, 25 | wonderful are your deeds, O Lord God the Almighty"30; 822 5, 27 | Cross of Christ and his obedience unto death, which the Apostle 823 4, 21 | individualism, and also objectively unjust situations. In certain 824 4, 22 | the elimination of various obstacles. Without hiding the fact 825 2, 5 | animals, rearing them and obtaining from them the food and clothing 826 2, 8 | agriculture or other similar occupations.~Movements of solidarity 827 Bles | at the same time by work occupying his existence on earth. 828 3, 13 | practical living. The break occurred in such a way that labour 829 | off 830 3, 14 | not refraining even from offending basic human rights. Thus, 831 4, 17 | have fresh contributions to offer on this point in particular. 832 4, 22 | private enterprises, by offering them ordinary or suitably 833 3, 11 | Labour Organization, the oldest specialized agency of the 834 4, 18 | State, but it cannot mean onesided centralization by the public 835 2, 7 | of the development of a onesidedly materialistic civilization, 836 3, 13 | in a certain sense on the ontic level, as if it were just 837 2, 9 | heavy toil that from then onwards has accompanied human work; 838 4, 20 | activity of union organizations opens up many possibilities in 839 4, 18 | must also be more highly operative with regard to plans for 840 4, 20 | in order to eliminate the opponent. It is characteristic of 841 2, 8 | work: either because the opportunities for human work are limited 842 2, 7 | truth about work had to oppose the various trends of materialistic 843 4, 18 | who are capable of it. The opposite of a just and right situation 844 2, 9 | be made into a means for oppressing man, and that in various 845 5, 26 | proceeds from man, so it is ordered towards man. For when a 846 2, 8 | education available is not oriented towards the types of employment 847 4, 23 | the person's country of origin. ~Nevertheless, even if 848 3, 13 | economic process - did not originate merely in the philosophy 849 | ours 850 4, 21 | feel that they are social outcasts and of speeding up the phenomenon 851 4, 19 | Other Social Benefits ~After outlining the important role that 852 3, 13 | if in its very basis it overcomes the opposition between labour 853 3, 13 | seems to be for radically overcoming this error is through adequate 854 4, 19 | rights there should never be overlooked the right to a working environment 855 3, 13 | whose work and initiative we owe the perfected and increased 856 3, 15 | even on something that is owned in common, he is working " 857 3, 14 | whether in the form of private ownerhip or in the form of public 858 3, 14 | namely those who, though not owning them, from the fact of exercising 859 4, 18 | the criterion for these pacts and agreements must more 860 2, 4 | finds in the very first pages of the Book of Genesis the 861 2, 4 | devoted to man: anthropology, palaeontology, history, sociology, psychology 862 5, 24 | the salvation process on a par with the other ordinary 863 2, 7 | various forms of capitalism - parallel with various forms of collectivism - 864 4, 20 | strike weapon can lead to the paralysis of the whole of socioeconomic 865 3, 14 | entitled to consider himself a part-owner of the great workbench at 866 1, 2 | countries and, at least partially, countries in other continents. 867 2, 4 | Man is the image of God partly through the mandate received 868 5, 26 | him not eat"76. In another passage he encourages his readers: " 869 5, 26(54)| Ex 3:1; 1 Sam 16:11; et passim. ~ 870 1, 2 | the tasks involved in the path towards the achievement 871 2, 9 | days and nights at their patients' bedside. It is familiar 872 1, 3 | different ages. This traditional patrimony was then inherited and developed 873 4, 20 | being subjected to personal penal sanctions for taking part 874 4, 19 | discrimination, and without penalizing her as compared with other 875 1, 1 | harm and injustice which penetrate deeply into social life 876 5, 27 | thanks to the light that penetrates us from the Resurrection 877 5, 27 | expresses it in a truly penetrating manner: the original blessing 878 4, 19 | concerns the right to a pension and to insurance for old 879 5, 27 | that he is called upon to perform. ~Christ, "undergoing death 880 5, 25 | families, men and women are performing their activities in a way 881 2, 6 | As a person he works, he performs various actions belonging 882 5, 25 | this way the world will be permeated by the spirit of Christ 883 2, 8 | allowed flagrant injustices to persist or have created new ones. 884 5, 24 | personal action, an actus personae, it follows that the whole 885 4, 21 | of land that someone has personally cultivated for years are 886 1, 1 | service in the See of Saint Peter in Rome, man "is the primary 887 5, 26 | example, the doctor44, the pharmacist45, the craftsman or artist46, 888 2, 4 | said that none of these phenomena of "acceleration" exceeds 889 2, 6(11)| Cf. Heb 2:17; Phil 2:5-8~ 890 3, 13 | issue before the materialist philosophical system did. Nevertheless 891 4, 23 | circumstances it is, as the phrase goes, a necessary evil. 892 4, 21 | possession of even a small piece of land of their own. There 893 4, 21 | vast sector of work on our planet, a sector not restricted 894 4, 18 | operative with regard to plans for action jointly decided 895 2, 8 | depersonalized work in industrial plants, when the machine tends 896 4, 19 | employment for all workers plays in safeguarding respect 897 2, 9 | say the worker. All this pleads in favour of the moral obligation 898 1, 1 | it is being intolerably polluted, and the emergence on the 899 1, 2 | centre in this field is the Pontifical Commission Justice and Peace, 900 5, 27 | year 1981, the third of the Pontificate. ~JOHN PAUL II~ ~ 901 4, 22 | disabled themselves should pool their ideas and resources 902 4, 17 | richest countries and the poorest ones is not diminishing 903 4, 21 | conditions of the rural population and of agricultural work 904 4, 21 | to possession of a small portion of land that someone has 905 3, 11 | work has of course been posed on the basis of the great 906 2, 7 | at the same time is the possessor of the capital, that is 907 2, 8 | economic initiative by the possessors of capital alone, but did 908 4, 19 | vacation taken once a year or possibly in several shorter periods 909 3, 15 | labour over capital is a postulate of the order of social morality. 910 5, 26 | s foundry-workers - the potter48, the farmer49, the scholar50, 911 2, 6 | objective one.~Such a concept practically does away with the very 912 3, 14 | programme of capitalism practised by liberalism and by the 913 3, 14 | by Marxism and put into pratice in various countries in 914 4, 18 | which she does not cease to pray to the Father of all individuals 915 5, 27 | living God, uniting work with prayer, know the place that his 916 2, 6 | rightly comes to recognize the pre-eminence of the subjective meaning 917 2, 10 | reality of the worker, takes precedence over the objective dimension. 918 3, 11 | However, the experiences preceding and following the publication 919 5, 26 | progress: "A person is more precious for what he is than for 920 Bles | capable and to which he is predisposed by his very nature, by virtue 921 5, 25 | must leave room for man to prepare himself, by becoming more 922 4, 18 | beings, but also aimed at preparing people specifically for 923 3, 15 | also the human person can preserve his awareness of working " 924 4, 18 | various areas mean that, while preserving the sovereign rights of 925 3, 11 | including revolutionary pressure, to win a monopoly of power 926 3, 13 | or production relations prevailing at a given period. ~Obviously, 927 4, 23 | being done to this end - to prevent this material evil from 928 2, 8 | social groups that were not previously included in such movements 929 5, 24 | his threefold mission as Priest, Prophet and King, as the 930 2, 7 | civilization, which gives prime importance to the objective 931 3, 14(22)| arts. 2 and 6; De Regimine Principum, book 1, chapters 15 and 932 3, 14 | cannot be achieved by an a priori elimination of private ownership 933 4, 19 | and moral aspect. The key problem of social ethics in this 934 5, 26 | Just as human activity proceeds from man, so it is ordered 935 4, 21 | Thus it is necessary to proclaim and promote the dignity 936 3, 14 | is at the same time the product of the work of generations, 937 2, 8 | and in controlling their productivity, and in fact do so. Through 938 4, 20 | universities and the training programmes and courses which have developed 939 5, 26 | rather on one occasion a prohibition against too much anxiety 940 4, 21 | necessary to proclaim and promote the dignity of work, of 941 4, 22 | the possibility of their promotion, and to the elimination 942 1, 2 | Second Vatican Council, pronouncements by individual Episcopates, 943 2, 8 | mission, her service, a proof of her fidelity to Christ, 944 5, 24 | threefold mission as Priest, Prophet and King, as the Second 945 4, 18 | a plan for universal and proportionate progress by all, in accordance 946 4, 20 | industrial workers - to protect their just rights vis-a-vis 947 4, 22 | and in what are called "protected" enterprises and surroundings. ~ 948 4, 18 | frustrated. The obligation to provide unemployment benefits, that 949 4, 18 | are unjust and are apt to provoke even violent reactions. 950 4, 20 | politics, understood as prudent concern for the common good. 951 4, 19 | and religiously mature and psychologically stable persons. It will 952 2, 4 | palaeontology, history, sociology, psychology and so on; they all seem 953 1, 1 | Encyclical Redemptor Hominis, published at the beginning of my service 954 2, 9 | that it is possible to punish man with the system of forced 955 2, 5 | the sphere of research, pure or applied.~In industry 956 4, 19 | does not however have a purely descriptive purpose; it 957 5, 27 | his Spirit... He animates, purifies, and strengthens those noble 958 5, 26 | and in various ways puts into his teaching the fundamental 959 2, 6 | and must not be rated and qualified in any way. It only means 960 2, 5 | many cases improves their quality. However, it is also a fact 961 2, 5 | leads to an increase in the quantity of things produced by work, 962 2, 9 | those who work in mines and quarries, to steel - workers at their 963 2, 7 | doing so, is provided by the quickening process of the development 964 5, 26 | Christ to do their work in quietness and to earn their own living", 965 2, 5 | to be accompanied by the raising of essential questions concerning 966 4, 20 | rights of workers within the £ramework of the common good of the 967 2, 6 | work cannot and must not be rated and qualified in any way. 968 2, 6 | the common scale of values rates it as the merest "service", 969 4, 19 | that there must be a social re-evaluation of the mother's role, of 970 4, 18 | evil, and which, when it reaches a certain level, can become 971 4, 18 | to provoke even violent reactions. The International Organizations 972 5, 26 | passage he encourages his readers: "Whatever your task, work 973 4, 18 | sincere wish to work and their readiness to take on their own responsibility 974 3, 12 | finds them already prepared, ready for him to discover them 975 2, 10 | with his compatriots, thus realizing that in this way work serves 976 1, 3 | try to see that question really from the point of view of 977 4, 18 | peoples, is the continual reappraisal of man's work, both in the 978 2, 5 | of domesticating animals, rearing them and obtaining from 979 3, 12 | situation we must first of all recall a principle that has always 980 5, 26 | that from the Lord you will receive the inheritance as your 981 4, 19 | through the wage which he receives as remuneration for his 982 2, 6 | conclusion one rightly comes to recognize the pre-eminence of the 983 5, 26(73)| 2 Thess 3:8. Saint Paul recognizes that missionaries have a 984 4, 19 | stable persons. It will redound to the credit of society 985 3, 13 | because it professes to reduce spiritual reality to a superfluous 986 2, 5 | exalting the machine, it reduces man to the status of its 987 2, 10 | and inalienable rights or reducing them.~ 988 1, 1 | very probably involve a reduction or a less rapid increase 989 5, 26 | Old Testament contain many references to human work and to the 990 4, 17 | production (the companies referred to as multinational or transnational), 991 2, 4 | man, every human being, reflects the very action of the Creator 992 3, 14 | revision, in order to be reformed from the point of view of 993 3, 14 | these many deeply desired reforms cannot be achieved by an 994 3, 14 | means of production and not refraining even from offending basic 995 4, 19 | goods. In every system, regardless of the fundamental relationships 996 3, 14(22)| q. 66, arts. 2 and 6; De Regimine Principum, book 1, chapters 997 4, 19 | first place this involves a regular weekly rest comprising at 998 5, 25 | and holiness; a mandate to relate himself and the totality 999 2, 4 | word of the living God. Relating herself to man, she seeks 1000 3, 13 | any workbench, whether a relatively primitive or an ultramodern


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