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 1    2,   8    |     herself and "to all people of good will,"18 on a matter which
 2    2,   9(26)|         is, it has to promote the good of every man and of the
 3    2,  10    |         by concern for the common good of all humanity, or by concern
 4    3,  15    |           but also for the common good. Experience shows us that
 5    3,  22    | cooperation by all for the common good of the human race, to the
 6    3,  23    |          generously to the common good. ~If a nation were to succumb
 7    3,  26    |          slowly emerging that the good to which we are all called
 8    3,  26(48)|          and therefore the common good of humanity...peace is something
 9    4,  28    |      orientation towards the true good of the human race, it easily
10    4,  28    |         it is contrary to what is good and to true happiness. This
11    4,  31    |         make it serve our greater good,56 which infinitely surpasses
12    4,  33    |       from the order of truth and good proper to the human person.
13    4,  33    |        share in the truth and the good which is God himself, does
14    5,  35    |        conformity with the common good of humanity, an effective
15    5,  36    |           of the universal common good, and the need to further
16    5,  36    |            which commands what is good and forbids evil.~In this
17    5,  36(65)|     situation cannot in itself be good or bad": AAS 77 (1985),
18    5,  37    |           to the will of God, the good of neighbor and the "structures"
19    5,  38    |         values such as the common good or, to quote the felicitous
20    5,  38    |      commit oneself to the common good; that is to say to the good
21    5,  38    |       good; that is to say to the good of all and of each individual,
22    5,  38    |     attitude: a commitment to the good of one's neighbor with the
23    5,  39    |          do what they can for the good of all. The intermediate
24    5,  39    |       without losing sight of the good of groups in the context
25    5,  39    |         the context of the common good.~The same criterion is applied
26    5,  39    |        must serve equally for the good of all.~Surmounting every
27    5,  39    |           their own to the common good with their treasures of
28    6,  43    |       exist solely for the common good.~The existing institutions
29    6,  45    |      sacrifices necessary for the good of the whole world community. ~
30    7,  47    |           at Nazareth, to "preach good news to the poor...to proclaim
31    7,  47(87)|           believe that all men of good will, together with our
32    7,  49    |        has filled the hungry with good things, and the rich he
33    7,  49    |           sisters. By sharing the good things you give us, may
34    7,  49    |         as a sign of greeting and good wishes.~Given in Rome, at