Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   3,  22     |         one in some countries of Latin America and also of Africa
 2   4,  30     |          Third Conference of the Latin American Bishops at Puebla,
 3   4,  30(69) |                 Cf. Discourse to Latin American Bishops at Puebla (


Dives in misericordia
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 4   4,    5(61)|        meaning, namely, rahamim (Latin translation: viscera misericordiae),


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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 5   1,  11     |        which the assembly in the Latin rite responds to the priest'
 6   1,  19     |        Eastern Anaphoras and the Latin Eucharistic Prayers honour


Evangelium vitae
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 7   3,  61     |         Providence".63 Among the Latin authors, Tertullian affirms: "
 8   4,  91(115)|     Fourth General Conference of Latin American Bishops in Santo


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
 9   4,  40     |        of thought both Greek and Latin. In him too the great unity
10   5,  52     |        against certain claims of Latin Averroism which were incompatible


Redemptor hominis
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11   4,  21     |        this sacrament, we in the Latin Church knowingly and freely


Redemptoris missio
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12   4,  37     |        Asia, but also in Africa, Latin America and Oceania - there
13   5,  58     | situation."108 The Conference of Latin American Bishops at Puebla
14   5,  58(109)|      Third General Conference of Latin American Bishops, Puebla (
15   5,  60     |       mission. The Conference of Latin American Bishops at Puebla,
16   5,  60(115)|      Third General Conference of Latin American Bishops, Puebla, (
17   6,  64     |        hour has finally come for Latin America...to be projected
18   6,  64(126)|      Third General Conference of Latin American Bishops, Puebla (


Slavorum apostoli
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19   2,  5      |   carried out by the neighboring Latin Churches, placed in the
20   4,  12     |   arrived ethnic groups with the Latin - peaking population already
21   4,  12     |         order to unite them, the Latin language, liturgy and culture
22   5,  17     |     languages (Hebrew, Greek and Latin), deciding that all other
23   6,  22     |        role equal to that of the Latin language in the West. It
24   6,  22     |          also lasted longer than Latin in part until the nineteenth
25   7,  23     |    Moravia in about 905- 906 the Latin Rite took the place of the
26   7,  23     |        the liturgy: Slavonic and Latin. Moreover, the Christianization
27   7,  24     |          Poland from Rome in the Latin form. But the fact remains
28   8,  29     |    celebrated a sacred office in Latin, Greek and Slavonic",47


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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29   7,  46     |         the world, especially in Latin America. This approach makes


Veritatis splendor
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30   3,  94     |         absent. The words of the Latin poet Juvenal apply to all: "