Centesimus annus
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1 Int, 1 | of the Encyclical which begins with the words "Rerum novarum",1
2 6, 54 | Church's social teaching begins. While drawing upon all
Dominum et vivificantem
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3 1, 11 | words also say that what begins now is the new salvific
4 1, 14 | into our hearts," there begins the fulfillment of that
5 1, 15 | the future Messiah there begins, so to speak, the path towards
6 3, 52 | the uncreated gift there begins in the heart of all human
Evangelium vitae
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7 2, 38 | already springs forth and begins to grow. Although man instinctively
8 3, 60 | adventure of a human life begins, and each of its capacities
9 3, 75 | should commit them), one begins to lift up one's head towards
10 Conc, 102| journey of the Son of God begins, a journey which will culminate
Fides et ratio
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11 Int, 4 | sharing a common destiny. Here begins, then, the journey which
12 3, 24 | choose to take, a path which begins with reason's capacity to
13 4, 39 | of Platonic thought, he begins to construct an early form
14 7, 93 | approach to this mystery begins with reflection upon the
Laborem exercens
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15 1, 1 | important Encyclical which begins with the words Rerum Novarum,
16 2, 5 | earth" much more when he begins to cultivate it and then
Redemptor hominis
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17 2, 12 | missionary attitude always begins with a feeling of deep esteem
Redemptoris Mater
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18 1, 14 | whole "journey towards God" begins, her whole pilgrimage of
19 1, 17 | after Herod's death, there begins the long period of the hidden
20 1, 21 | obedience of the servants, Jesus begins "his hour." At Cana Mary
21 2, 26 | From that moment there also begins that journey of faith, the
22 3, 45 | foot of the Cross there begins that special entrusting
Redemptoris missio
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23 2, 20 | Eschatological salvation begins even now in newness of life
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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24 2, 6 | Constitution Gaudium et Spes begins: "The joys and the hopes.
25 2, 6 | document of the Council, which begins by noting the situation
26 4, 31 | this divine plan, which begins from eternity in Christ,
27 6, 44 | The development of peoples begins and is most appropriately
Ut unum sint
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28 1, 15 | Mk 1:15) with which Jesus begins his mission, indicate the
Veritatis splendor
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29 1, 13 | should be without them), one begins to lift up one's head towards
30 1, 16 | The Sermon on the Mount begins with the proclamation of
31 3, 102 | man? His history of sin begins when he no longer acknowledges
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