Centesimus annus
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1 1, 5 | politics and made its influence felt in the related sphere of
2 6, 61 | slavery itself", she has felt and continues to feel obliged
Dives in misericordia
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3 6, 11 | explains the uneasiness felt by contemporary man. This
Dominum et vivificantem
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4 1, 25 | departure of the Lord Jesus felt profoundly that they had
5 1, 25 | coming of the Spirit they felt capable of fulfilling the
6 1, 25 | entrusted to them. They felt full of strength. It is
7 3, 65 | itself and makes itself felt in prayer. It is a beautiful
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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8 4, 43 | who in recent decades have felt an ardent desire for unity
9 5, 48 | large upper room”, she has felt the need, down the centuries
10 6, 56 | passion.~What must Mary have felt as she heard from the mouth
Evangelium vitae
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11 Int, 3 | life must necessarily be felt in the Church's very heart;
12 4, 90 | make its presence deeply felt in every conscience, the
Fides et ratio
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13 Int, 6 | vocation. This is why I have felt both the need and the duty
14 5, 52 | period not a few Catholics felt it their duty to counter
Laborem exercens
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15 2, 7 | tensions making themselves felt in the world not only between
Redemptor hominis
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16 1, 6 | which will soon make itself felt in the life of whole societies,
Slavorum apostoli
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17 1, 3 | particular obligation to do so is felt by the first Pope called
18 3, 10 | forms of life which they felt to be foreign. It was also
19 4, 12 | strongly the temptation was felt to eliminate such differences,
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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20 3, 12 | For her part, the Church felt the duty to deepen her understanding
21 3, 16 | at least in due measure, felt the duty to help countries
Ut unum sint
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22 1, 7 | Everywhere, large numbers have felt the impulse of this grace,
Veritatis splendor
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23 2, 34(59)| Norfolk: Certain Difficulties Felt by Anglicans in Catholic
24 2, 51 | person, it makes itself felt to all beings endowed with
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