Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   2,  21 |              human rights, which found recognition in a number of International
 2   3,  26 |               demand for justice and a recognition of the dignity of work,
 3   3,  29 |                be overturned and total recognition must be given to the rights
 4   3,  29 |              natural and revealed. The recognition of these rights represents
 5   5,  47 |        foundation through the explicit recognition of those rights.96 Among


Evangelium vitae
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 6 Int,  2  |               highest degree. Upon the recognition of this right, every human
 7   1,  11 |                upon to give them legal recognition and to make them available
 8   1,  18 |               far beyond the necessary recognition of these personal situations.
 9   2,  31 |               gift of an identity, the recognition of an indestructible dignity
10   2,  45 |              confirms the indisputable recognition of the value of life from
11   3,  71 |             good of people through the recognition and defence of their fundamental
12   4,  85 |          Church and in civil society a recognition of the meaning and value
13   4,  101|               true democracy without a recognition of every person's dignity


Fides et ratio
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14   4,  41 |               and those that were not. Recognition of the points of convergence
15   5,  51 |                the path which leads to recognition of the mystery.~
16   6,  67 |            from other phenomena or the recognition of its credibility, the
17   7,  85 |                 it involves rather the recognition of a cultural heritage which


Laborem exercens
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18   1,    2|           corresponds to the objective recognition of the state of affairs.
19   2,    9|               sometimes without proper recognition on the part of society and
20   3,   14|           concretely, it is clear that recognition of the proper position of
21   4,   18|                the increasingly mature recognition of the purpose of work and
22   4,   21|               and perhaps more, on the recognition of the just rights of agricultural


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
23   3,  17 |             the citizens, denying them recognition precisely of those inviolable


Redemptoris missio
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24   5,  59 |               of thinking, fosters the recognition of each person's dignity,
25   7,  85 |       legitimate means, seek to ensure recognition of the freedom to which


Slavorum apostoli
   Chap., §
26   2,  6  |  Constantinople, he received a similar recognition of perfect legitimacy and
27   2,  7  |       magnanimity gained Methodius the recognition and trust of Roman Pontiffs,


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
28   2,  9  | misunderstanding has to be eliminated. Recognition that the "social question"


Ut unum sint
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29   2,  42 |                spirit. It is rooted in recognition of the oneness of Baptism
30   2,  49 |               Communities start from a recognition of the degree of communion
31   2,  60 |                the dialogue of love. A recognition of the right of the Eastern


Veritatis splendor
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32 Int,  3  |                attained to the express recognition of God, yet who strive,