Centesimus annus
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1 1, 6 | safeguard private property or to affirm the right to possess the
2 5, 46 | nations, he will not fail to affirm in dialogue with others
Dives in misericordia
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3 7, 13| minds. Some theologians affirm that mercy is the greatest
4 7, 14| necessary, so that man may affirm himself as man. Fulfillment
Dominum et vivificantem
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5 3, 60 | this goal."265 Thus they affirm still more strongly the
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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6 3, 32 | baptized who express and affirm their identity above all
Evangelium vitae
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7 Int, 2 | beginning until its end, and can affirm the right of every human
8 1, 19 | historically intended to affirm.~At another level, the roots
9 4, 99 | order to acknowledge and affirm the true genius of women
Fides et ratio
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10 2, 23 | yet Saint Paul is quick to affirm: “When I am weak, then I
11 5, 53 | then, there was a need to affirm the distinction between
12 6, 72 | closed in its difference and affirm itself by opposing other
Redemptoris missio
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13 1, 11 | all, we must first clearly affirm our faith in Christ, the
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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14 2, 6 | teaching. ~We can therefore affirm that the Encyclical Populorum
15 3, 21 | positive aspect, would like to affirm in an effective way the
16 7, 47 | the Church must strongly affirm the possibility of overcoming
17 7, 47 | development. And she must affirm her confidence in a true
Ut unum sint
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18 2, 62 | Today, moreover, we can affirm that we have the one faith
19 2, 66 | and Resurrection ... They affirm the divine authority of
Veritatis splendor
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20 1, 14 | New Testaments explicitly affirm that without love of neighbour,
21 2, 45 | plan is the only way to affirm that freedom. ~
22 2, 81 | blasphemy, who would dare affirm that, by doing them for
23 2, 82 | it would be impossible to affirm the existence of an "objective
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