Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   2,  14 |        proper balance between the interests of the various nations was
 2   2,  18 |        respect for the legitimate interests of all parties, remained
 3   3,  25 |         personal interest and the interests of society as a whole, but
 4   4,  35 |          rights and protect their interests as persons, while fulfilling
 5   5,  44 |           order to impose his own interests or his own opinion, with
 6   5,  46 |          the State for individual interests or for ideological ends.~
 7   5,  47 |   inability to situate particular interests within the framework of
 8   5,  47 |           sum total of particular interests; rather it involves an assessment
 9   5,  47 |          and integration of those interests on the basis of a balanced
10   6,  58 |        international agencies the interests of the whole human family


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
11   1,  10 |            hatred and conflicting interests, which lead people to attack
12   1,  20 |           intends to make his own interests prevail. Still, in the face
13   1,  20 |          other people's analogous interests, some kind of compromise
14   3,  70 | regulating different and opposing interests on a purely empirical basis. 89 ~
15   3,  70 |     government, the regulation of interests often occurs to the advantage


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
16   4,   20|    purpose of defending the vital interests of those employed in the
17   4,   20|           trade unions. The vital interests of the workers are to a
18   4,   20|         to defend the existential interests of workers in all sectors


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
19   3,  16 |        very functioning favor the interests of the people manipulating
20   3,  21 |          and in opposition to the interests of the countries which ought
21   5,  39 |        insist on their particular interests, but respect the interests
22   5,  39 |        interests, but respect the interests of others. ~Positive signs


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
23   2,  48 |        conflicts with the genuine interests of the faith; indeed, it
24   3,  94 |           the pursuit of personal interests. He has the duty to admonish,


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
25   3,  99 |           order to impose his own interests or his own opinion, with
26   3,  105|           capacities and personal interests, and even in the rejection