Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   1,  9      |      notwithstanding the general opinion, even in his day, that such
 2   4,  41     |    impose fashions and trends of opinion through carefully orchestrated
 3   5,  44     |         own interests or his own opinion, with no regard for the


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 4 Int,  4      |          broad sectors of public opinion justify certain crimes against
 5   1,  11     |         only that in generalized opinion these attacks tend no longer
 6   1,  14     |    abortion, justified in public opinion on the basis of a mentality-mistakenly
 7   1,  18     | nationality, religion, political opinion or social class.~On the
 8   1,  19     |        subjective and changeable opinion or, indeed, his selfish
 9   1,  27     |         at many levels of public opinion, of a new sensitivity ever
10   3,  58     |        its seriousness in public opinion. Perhaps this linguistic
11   3,  68     |        should always express the opinion and will of the majority
12   3,  68     |         to impose one particular opinion to the detriment of others.~ ~
13   3,  73     |          at the level of general opinion and public morality. This


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
14 Int,  5      |         everything is reduced to opinion; and there is a sense of
15   7,  96(113)|          therefore must shun the opinion, first, that dogmatic formulas (


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
16   1,   4     |      rather a wish to direct the opinion of others in accordance
17   1,   6     |      back. Some even express the opinion that these efforts are harmful


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
18   2,  5      |          the attention of public opinion by reason of its originality.
19   6,  43     |        sent useless ones.~In the opinion of many, the international


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
20   3,  94     |          times that this or that opinion being circulated is irreconcilable


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
21 Int,  4      |          circumstances? Also, an opinion is frequently heard which
22   2,  47     |     morally unacceptable. In the opinion of these same theologians,
23   2,  55     |             55. According to the opinion of some theologians, the
24   2,  65     |     categorical" ) goods. In the opinion of some theologians, none
25   2,  80(131)|        be led to embrace another opinion, as if the Council taught
26   2,  82     |         reason — we repeat — the opinion must be rejected as erroneous
27   3,  99     |         own interests or his own opinion, with no regard for the
28   3,  113    |       exchanges and conflicts of opinion may constitute normal expressions