Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   6,  62 |           Rev 21:5). These words refer to the fulfilment of history,


Dives in misericordia
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 2   1,    2|         regard we can profitably refer to the picture of "man's
 3   3,    4|         rich history. We have to refer back to it in order that
 4   3,    4|          mercy, which they often refer to because of the people'


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 5   3,  50 |   explains.200 The great Jubilee refer to this work and also -


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
 6   2,  19 | philosophy, to which he seems to refer in the context, the author
 7   4,  36 |       first Christians could not refer only to “Moses and the prophets”
 8   6,  76 |     faith. It does not therefore refer simply to a philosophy developed


Laborem exercens
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 9   2,    4|        though these words do not refer directly and explicitly
10   2,    6|      Book of Genesis to which we refer in this analysis of ours
11   2,    9|        eat bread"16. These words refer to the sometimes heavy toil
12   3,   12|         we know that these words refer to all the resources contained


Redemptor hominis
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13   1,   2 |         stage to which I wish to refer directly as a threshold
14   1,   3 |     words Ecclesiam Suam. Let me refer first of all to this Encyclical


Redemptoris Mater
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15   1,  9  |        angel's announcement they refer first of all to the election
16   1,  13 |     blessed is she who believed" refer primarily to that very moment.30~
17   1,  20 |        to the woman in the crowd refer primarily to her? Without


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
18   8,  88 |        out the mission unless we refer it to Christ as the one


Ut unum sint
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19   2,  56 |        has again become usual to refer to the particular or local
20   2,  57 |        this reality that we must refer.~Contact with this glorious


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
21   1,  16 |       and the commandments: both refer to the good, to eternal
22   2,  45 |       useful distinctions always refer to that law whose author
23   2,  48 |          by some "pre-moral". To refer to them, in order to find
24   2,  50 |   relevance only insofar as they refer to the human person and