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 1   3,18|       trained in finance and in social justice, and must be concerned
 2   3,22|    treasurer must possess great social sensitivity to be able to
 3   4,31|        conducted in a spirit of social responsibility, alternative
 4   5,39|          including a variety of social, cultural and political
 5   5,39|        form of state-guaranteed social security, either for health
 6   5,40|      evangelical, humanitarian, social, professional, technical
 7   5,48|          48. We must search the social dimension of our religious
 8   5,48|        always show clearly that social commitment represents the
 9   5,48|      resources we invest in our social works.~ ~
10   5,57|         the bodies that promote social and economic change, that
11   6   |       institute and the various social situations.~Poverty today
12   6   | available as a means of gaining social prestige and hence power,
13   6   |      proper use of the means of social communication in order to
14   6   |     impact of our religious and social commitment. If appropriate,
15   6   |      who can present plans with social value.~ ~3. Every investment
16   6   |      evaluated against ethical, social, political and religious
17   6   |        do not correspond to the social and cultural situations
18   6   |       may include provision for social welfare and there are various