Centesimus annus
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1 2, 14 | atheistic source, socialism also derives its choice of the means
2 5, 50 | the culture of a nation derives its character. Indeed, the
3 6, 54 | but its specific value derives from the fact that it is
Dominum et vivificantem
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4 1, 10 | uncreated gift from which derives as from its source (fons
5 2, 34 | love from which creation derives, but he himself is this
6 2, 40 | the eternal Spirit," that "derives" from it the power to "convince
7 3, 52 | supernatural vitality which derives from it in man: between
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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8 2, 25 | and of wine remain 45 – derives from the celebration of
Evangelium vitae
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9 3, 72 | postulate of the moral order and derives from God. Consequently,
10 3, 72 | with right reason and thus derives from the eternal law. But
11 3, 72 | called a law insofar as it derives from the natural law. But
Fides et ratio
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12 5, 55 | supreme rule of her faith” 75 derives from the unity which the
13 6, 72 | cultures. The second, which derives from the first, is this:
Laborem exercens
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14 1, 1| from work, from work it derives its specific dignity, but
Redemptoris Mater
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15 2, 37 | the Visitation, the Church derives the truth about the God
Redemptoris missio
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16 1, 7 | urgency of missionary activity derives from the radical newness
17 1, 11 | why the Church's mission derives not only from the Lord's
18 5, 59 | history. Man's development derives from God, and from the model
19 7, 78 | offered to God with love, derives from the sacrifice of Christ
20 8, 90 | 90. The call to mission derives, of its nature, from the
Ut unum sint
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21 3, 91 | particular ministry in the Church derives altogether from grace. It
22 Exh, 101| mission and it is a duty which derives directly from fidelity to
Veritatis splendor
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23 2, 40 | of natural reason, which derives from divine wisdom, it is
24 2, 63 | the dignity of conscience derives. In the case of the correct
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