Centesimus annus
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 1   1,  5   |    affords me the opportunity to contribute to the development of Christian
 2   2,  15  |     employment.44~The State must contribute to the achievement of these
 3   2,  19  |        the failure of Marxism to contribute to a humane and better society,
 4   6,  59  |        these disciplines have to contribute, and helps them to open
 5   6,  60  |    profess no religion will also contribute to providing the social


Dominum et vivificantem
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 6   3,  60  |     obedience to the Holy Spirit contribute to the manifold "renewal


Evangelium vitae
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 7   1,  15  |   Various considerations usually contribute to such a decision, all
 8   4,  90  |      democratic principles, will contribute to the building of a society
 9   4,  101 |          actively pro-life is to contribute to the renewal of society


Fides et ratio
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10   4,  43  |          s proper concern, could contribute to the understanding of
11 Conc,  105| obligation, incumbent on all, to contribute to a genuine and profound


Laborem exercens
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12 Bles      |        earn his daily bread1 and contribute to the continual advance
13   4,   22 |      human dignity and called to contribute to the progress and welfare
14   4,   23 |   efforts of mind and body could contribute to the common good of his
15   5,   27 |       extent that the former can contribute to the better ordering of


Redemptoris missio
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16   5,  58  |          political levels, or to contribute materially to development.
17   7,  79  |  responsibility of Christians to contribute to missionary activity and
18   7,  81  |          who make sacrifices and contribute to the work of the missions.


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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19   2,  7   | technological civilization which contribute to human liberation,14 without
20   3,  23  |   possibility and willingness to contribute widely and generously to
21   3,  26  |          regional organizations, contribute to this in no small measure.
22   7,  49  |     great suffering, in order to contribute to the true development


Ut unum sint
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23   1,  34  |        contributed and can still contribute to division and to the reinforcing
24   2,  48  |       among other Christians can contribute to the edification of Catholics: "
25   2,  48  |         brothers and sisters can contribute to our own edification.
26   2,  60  |   international levels, and thus contribute to mutual understanding


Veritatis splendor
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27   2,  63  |      recognized as such does not contribute to the moral growth of the