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 1    1,   1(2) |             53 (1961), pp. 401-464; Paul VI, Apostolic Letter Octogesima
 2    1,   1(2) |           1971), pp. 401- 441; John Paul II, Encyclical Laborem Exercens (
 3    1,   2    |             my esteemed predecessor Paul VI published on March 26,
 4    1,   2(4) |                                     Paul VI, Encyclical Populorum
 5    1,   3    |           this historic document of Paul VI and to its teaching;
 6    1,   3(6) |              AAS 79 (1987), p. 586; Paul VI, Apostolic Letter Octogesima
 7    2,   5    |      appeared, the document of Pope Paul VI captured the attention
 8    2,   5    |             The very fact that Pope Paul VI chose to publish a social
 9    2,   6    |             hope. The Encyclical of Paul VI has the same purpose,
10    2,   8    |     recognized that the document of Paul VI possesses the merit of
11    2,   8    |            Here, in the document of Paul VI, one finds these three
12    2,   8(20)|              AAS 79 (1987), p. 586; Paul VI, Apostolic Letter Octogesima
13    2,   9    |           directive for action," as Paul VI did in his Encyclical.~
14    2,   9    |            whole.~The Encyclical of Paul VI, in declaring that the
15    2,   9    |            millions of people. Pope Paul's Encyclical translates
16    2,  10    |             this expression of Pope Paul VI, we are thus invited
17    3,  11    |             develop the teaching of Paul VI's Encyclical, once again
18    3,  17(35)|                                 Cf. Paul VI, Apostolic Letter Octogesima
19    3,  25    |            of today, following what Paul VI said in his Encyclicals45
20    3,  26(47)|       Nations, New York, 1983; John Paul II, Encyclical Letter Redemptor
21    3,  26(48)|             Gaudium et Spes, n. 78; Paul VI, Encyclical Letter Populorum
22    4,  28    |              The Encyclical of Pope Paul VI pointed out the difference,
23    4,  28(51)|         underdevelopment"; cf. also Paul VI, Apostolic Letter Octogesima
24    4,  28    |     requirements, were described by Paul VI.53~
25    4,  28(52)|             Gaudium et Spes, n. 35: Paul VI, Address to the Diplomatic
26    4,  30(54)|           AAS 73 (1981), pp. 584f., Paul VI Encyclical Letter Populorum
27    4,  31    | collaboration. In the Letter of St. Paul to the Colossians, we read
28    4,  31    |              In his Encyclical Pope Paul VI stands in the line of
29    4,  33    |      civilization of love" of which Paul VI often spoke.~
30    4,  34(63)|           Romano, July 13-14, 1987; Paul VI, Apostolic Letter Octogesima
31    5,  35    |             the publication of Pope Paul's Encyclical there has been
32    5,  39    |            familiar expression Pope Paul's Encyclical, is "the new
33    6,  41    |   underdevelopment as such, as Pope Paul VI already affirmed in his
34    6,  41(72)|              AAS 79 (1987), p. 586; Paul VI, Apostolic Letter Octogesima
35    6,  42(74)|             55 (1963), pp. 291-296; Paul VI Apostolic Letter Octogesima
36    6,  42(78)|             Gaudium et Spes, n. 69; Paul VI, Encyclical Letter Populorum
37    7,  47(86)|        Gaudium et Spes, n. 22; John Paul II, Encyclical Letter Redemptor
38    7,  47    |       following the example of Pope Paul VI with his Encyclical Populorum
39    7,  49    |        proclaimed by my predecessor Paul VI. ~In keeping with Christian
40    7,  49(90)|          Lumen Gentium, n. 58; John Paul II, Encyclical Letter Redemptoris
41    7,  49(91)|                                 Cf. Paul VI, Apostolic Exhortation
42    7,  49(91)|              1974), pp. 148f.; John Paul II, Homily at the Shrine
43    7,  49    |            of my Pontificate. ~JOHN PAUL II ~ ~