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 1    1,   1|                    1. The social concern of the Church, directed
 2    2,   6|         also flows from the same concern of the Church which inspired
 3    2,   8|     extraneous to the legitimate concern of the Church seen as a
 4    2,  10|        different world, ruled by concern for the common good of all
 5    2,  10|      good of all humanity, or by concern for the "spiritual and human
 6    3,  21|    international relations which concern the developing countries.
 7    3,  22|         unacceptably exaggerated concern for security, which deadens
 8    3,  24|         death rather than one of concern for true development which
 9    3,  25|    reversed: here, the cause for concern is the drop in the birthrate,
10    3,  26|      example, in the more lively concern that human rights should
11    3,  26|    euthanasia - is a concomitant concern for peace, together with
12    3,  26|        this is called ecological concern.~It is also right to acknowledge
13    3,  26| mentioned testify to a new moral concern, particularly with respect
14    4,  31|        which impel the Church to concern herself with the problems
15    6,  42|         goods. Likewise, in this concern for the poor, one must not
16    6,  43|               43. The motivating concern for the poor - who are,
17    7,  47|        us. I am certain that the concern expressed in this Encyclical
18    7,  48|         be an excuse for lack of concern for people in their concrete
19    7,  49|        Lk 1:52-53). Her maternal concern extends to the personal