Part,Chapter,Paragraph,Number
1 Intro (2)| 33: "In fact, the blessed life consists in the joy that
2 Intro, 0, 0,2 | experience of university life: the ardent search for truth
3 Intro, 0, 0,4 | Way, the Truth, and the Life"(8), the Logos, whose Spirit
4 Intro, 0, 0,6 | of every culture. Man's life is given dignity by culture,
5 Intro, 0, 0,7 | technological research, of social life and of culture, but, on
6 I, A, 1,13 | goal which gives meaning to life"(17).~
7 I (16) | institutions he renders social life more human both within the
8 I, A, 1,17 | of the meaning of human life and of the purpose of God'
9 I, A, 1,20 | enrich the meaning of human life and give it a new dignity.~
10 I, A, 2,22 | educators of authentic Christian life, which evidences attained
11 I, A, 2,22 | integration between faith and life, and between professional
12 I, A, 2,22 | of an authentically human life.~
13 I, A, 2,23 | deepen a Christian way of life that is authentic. They
14 I, A, 2,23 | responsibility of their professional life, the enthusiasm of being
15 I (23) | formed which lasts through life, of which the attributes
16 I, A, 2,24 | vital for the identity and life of the University.~
17 I, A, 3,27 | participates most directly in the life of the local Church in which
18 I, A, 3,27 | in and contributes to the life and the mission of the universal
19 I, A, 3,28 | but as participants in the life of the Catholic University"(27).~
20 I, B, 1,32 | as the dignity of human life, the promotion of justice
21 I, B, 1,32 | quality of personal and family life, the protection of nature,
22 I, B, 1,33 | give full meaning to human life. In this way a University
23 I, B, 1,33 | solution to the problems of life.~
24 I, B, 1,35 | different dimensions of human life and of society, a Catholic
25 I, B, 2,38 | thus integrating faith with life. It is part of the mission
26 I, B, 2,38 | its structure and in its life. A university community
27 I, B, 2,41 | active participation in the life of the Church; it can assist
28 I, B, 2,41 | value of marriage and family life, fostering vocations to
29 I, B, 2,41 | priesthood and religious life, stimulating the Christian
30 I, B, 2,42 | spiritual and apostolic life, especially those developed
31 I, B, 2,42 | pastoral aspects of university life.~
32 I (36) | celebrations and in the life of the diversified community
33 I, B, 4,48 | relationship between faith and life is established in each individual
34 I, B, 4,48 | inspiration and models of life, which are in contrast with
35 II (49) | doctrine and probity of life; when those requisite qualities
36 II | the religious dimension of life.~§ 2. A sufficient number
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