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 1    1,   1    |                                1. The social concern of the Church, directed
 2    1,   1    |            publication of the various social documents coincide with
 3    1,   1    |               upon new aspects of the social doctrine of the Church.
 4    1,   2    |            Part of this large body of social teaching is the distinguished
 5    1,   3    |        reaffirm the continuity of the social doctrine as well as its
 6    1,   3    |        typical of her teaching in the social sphere. On the one hand
 7    2,   5    |           renewal within the Church's social doctrine. The intention
 8    2,   5    |            Paul VI chose to publish a social Encyclical in that year
 9    2,   6    |               number of themes of her social teaching. ~We can therefore
10    2,   7    |             tradition of the Church's social teaching, takes up again
11    2,   7    |             the Council's teaching in social matters to the specific
12    2,   8    |          sight is solely economic and social: the development of peoples.
13    2,   8    |            from the vocabulary of the social and economic sciences. From
14    2,   8    |               field.~In addition, the social doctrine of the Church has
15    2,   9    |               is commonly called the "social question."~In fact, the
16    2,   9    |               et Spes.22 However, the social teaching of the Church had
17    2,   9    |            with such clarity that the social question has acquired a
18    2,   9    |     eliminated. Recognition that the "social question" has assumed a
19    2,   9    |             VI, in declaring that the social question has acquired worldwide
20    2,   9    |               the universality of the social question, but rather in
21    2,   9    |             due consideration for the social, cultural and spiritual
22    2,  10    |          original contribution to the social doctrine of the Church in
23    2,  10    |             peace."27~In fact, if the social question has acquired a
24    3,  11    |              its novel character. The social context in which we live
25    3,  14    |          developing. In fact, Just as social inequalities down to the
26    3,  14    |     expectancy and other economic and social indicators - the general
27    3,  14    |              aspects which render the social question much more complex,
28    3,  15    |              add to the "economic and social indices" of underdevelopment
29    3,  15    |         exploitation and of economic, social, political and even religious
30    3,  15    |              also be restated that no social group, for example a political
31    3,  16    |               economic, financial and social mechanisms which, although
32    3,  17    |               shortcomings: economic, social, cultural or simply human
33    3,  20    |            man and of his freedom and social role, has proposed and still
34    3,  21    |              reasons why the Church's social doctrine adopts a critical
35    3,  22    |             true also in the field of social communications, which, being
36    4,  27    |             specifically economic and social sense - now seems to be
37    4,  28    |            for the benefit of certain social groups, easily makes people
38    4,  29    |               therefore fundamentally social.~
39    4,  32    |               said - the economic and social aspects, should also include
40    4,  33    |           human rights - personal and social, economic and political,
41    4,  33    |              the family, as the basic social community, or "cell of society";
42    5,  36(65)|               or when she condemns as social sins certain situations
43    5,  36(65)|        collective behavior of certain social groups, big or small, or
44    5,  36(65)|          proclaims that such cases of social sin are the result of the
45    5,  36(65)|             or at least limit certain social evils but who fail to do
46    5,  38    |               response as a moral and social attitude, as a "virtue,"
47    5,  39    |            that is destructive of the social fabric, but, while claiming
48    5,  39    |          public demonstrations on the social scene which, without recourse
49    5,  39    |            the putting into effect of social and international justice,
50    6,  41    |             goal, the Church uses her social doctrine. In today's difficult
51    6,  41    |               dimension.~The Church's social doctrine is not a "third
52    6,  41    |         teaching and spreading of her social doctrine are part of the
53    6,  41    |              of evangelization in the social field which is an aspect
54    6,  42    |             in the past, the Church's social doctrine must be open to
55    6,  42    |             it applies equally to our social responsibilities and hence
56    6,  42    |         worldwide dimension which the social question has assumed,76
57    6,  42    | characteristic principle of Christian social doctrine: the goods of this
58    6,  42    |        property, in fact, is under a "social mortgage,"79 which means
59    6,  42    |               it has an intrinsically social function, based upon and
60    7,  48    |               situations and in their social, national and international
61    7,  49    |            But we also present to her social situations and the international
62    7,  49    |           extends to the personal and social aspects of people's life