Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   1,  7  |      them; and if it forbids its citizens to form associations, it
 2   1,  10 |        between the State and its citizens. Rerum novarum criticizes
 3   1,  10 |     favouring one portion of the citizens", namely the rich and prosperous,
 4   2,  14 |           terror tactics against citizens, and weapons of utter destruction (
 5   3,  22 |      which falls not only to the citizens of the countries in question,
 6   3,  29 |          or even openly, deny to citizens of faiths other than that
 7   5,  46 |     ensures the participation of citizens in making political choices,
 8   5,  48 |        right to work for all its citizens unless it controlled every


Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
 9   4,    5|        he herded for "one of the citizens of that country." But even


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
10   1,  20 |          neglect their duties as citizens in this world. Theirs is


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
11   3,  68 |      acknowledge as belonging to citizens. Consequently, there is
12   3,  68 |       law cannot demand that all citizens should live according to
13   3,  68 |   standards higher than what all citizens themselves acknowledge and
14   3,  68 |          will of the majority of citizens and recognize that they
15   3,  69 |   respect for the freedom of the citizens - who in a democratic system
16   3,  69 |      satisfy every demand of the citizens which is recognized and


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
17   4,   16|      individual States for their citizens Respect for this broad range


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
18   3,  17 |     restricted the rights of the citizens, denying them recognition
19   3,  17 |        accompanying need for the citizens to have a right share in
20   3,  17 |       has likewise educated good citizens for each State. Furthermore,
21   3,  17 |    realization only when all the citizens are sure of their rights.
22   3,  17 |        of society, opposition by citizens to authority, or a situation
23   3,  17 |          treated as second-class citizens or are even - and this has


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
24   7,  82 |     there.~More numerous are the citizens of mission countries and


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
25   2,  9  | Therefore political leaders, and citizens of rich countries considered
26   3,  15 |    society and of the individual citizens, as happens in every form
27   6,  44 | responsible participation of all citizens in public affairs, in the


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
28   3,  97 |      both public authorities and citizens are required to pay heed.